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14-Jul-2006, 09:58
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 Emphasis? 1. "I have nothing to say in this matter." 2. "I don't have anything to say in this matter." I feel that in the 1st sentence the speaker puts some emphasis compared to the 2nd sentence -- am I right? Thanks in advance, Nyggus  |
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14-Jul-2006, 12:49
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 Re: Emphasis? i think so. |
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15-Jul-2006, 08:08
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 Re: Emphasis? Me too, though I'd say 'on this matter'.  |
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