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27-Mar-2007, 09:34
kohyoongliat
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Technically / Strictly speaking
What is the difference between 'Technically speaking ...' and 'Strictly speaking ... '?
Strictly speaking, this word is wrongly used.
Technically speaking, this word is wrongly used.
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27-Mar-2007, 11:59
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Re: Technically / Strictly speaking
Hi kohyoongliat,
According to an online dictionary
strictly speaking
properly speaking
technically speaking
in the proper meaning of the word
have the same meaning:
"if I want to be completely accurate in what I am saying".
Any native speaker out there with more on that?
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27-Mar-2007, 14:06
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Re: Technically / Strictly speaking
Right, that's exactly the point. Many English expressions actually have the same meaning. Its just a bigger choice for the more adept to use. Just like instead of saying 'very fat' we say 'obese'. That's why English is a colourful language!!
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27-Mar-2007, 14:23
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Re: Technically / Strictly speaking
Thanks for your replies.
Best wishes
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13-Apr-2007, 07:20
kohyoongliat
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Re: correct sentence
I am suspicious of
your
cheating me.
Is the sentence grammatically correct?
Thanks in advance.
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