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- 26-Jan-2012, 12:06 #1
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Let me know if you have any trouble Does the sentence 'Let me know if you have any trouble' have two meanings depending on the context?
1 Let me know if you have any trouble. = Let me know whether you have any trouble.
2 Let me know if you have any trouble. = If you have any trouble, let me know.
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- 26-Jan-2012, 12:34 #2
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Re: Let me know if you have any trouble Let me know if you have any trouble. = If you have any trouble, let me know.
Most times, it means the person does not want to be bothered unless there is trouble.
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