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Old 01-Dec-2006, 12:22
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Is there a difference in meaning between the two sentences?

I was just too lazy to go and get it.
I just was too lazy to go and get it.

I have a tendency to use the latter, is that right?
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Old 01-Dec-2006, 13:16
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Default Re: Different?
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No difference in meaning; I tend to use the former.
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