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a name after a sentence
I always heard some sentences like these:
I do love you, Jean.
Don't you think so, Jean?
Thank you, Jean.
...and so on.
In my language we just say:
I do love you.
Don't you think so?
Thank you.
plus a name after a sentence, is there anything particular mean?
in what condition should I plus a name when I speak?
Aug 18, 2014 4:47 AM
Answers · 1
When a name is said in a sentence [in the end, starting sentence with a name, in the middle of a sentence], the speaker adds emphasis to his/ her sentence.
For example- If a guy says, "I do love you, Jane," he adds emphasis to his sentence that he only loves jane, no one else.
Did you understand it ?
August 18, 2014
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