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Re: on the contrary??

Originally Posted by
Taka Ah! Now I got it
My Oxford Advanced Learner's only says:
on the contrary: used to introduce a statement that says the opposite of the last one
That was the only definition I knew, before I checked The American Heritage, which says:
on the contrary :In opposition to what has been stated or what is expected.
I've learned a lot now. :D
You succeeded again - now I am confused. My normal state of mind. :wink:
Thank you!
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Re: on the contrary??

Originally Posted by
twostep You succeeded again - now I am confused. My normal state of mind. :wink:
How come you are confused? May I help you?
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What about an Indian head massage?
FRC
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Re: on the contrary??

Originally Posted by
Taka 
Originally Posted by
twostep You succeeded again - now I am confused. My normal state of mind. :wink:
How come you are confused? May I help you?
Thank you for your kind offer. Play of words - now it makes sense to you. That hardly ever happens. You always keep on asking questions. Now I am confused. :wink:
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Re: on the contrary??

Originally Posted by
twostep Thank you for your kind offer. Play of words - now it makes sense to you. That hardly ever happens. You always keep on asking questions. Now I am confused. :wink:
How can "now I'm confused" be "play of words"?? Is there any hidden meaning behind?
Now I am really confused...
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Originally Posted by
Francois What about an Indian head massage?
FRC
A what? An Indian massage??
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Re: on the contrary??

Originally Posted by
Taka 
Originally Posted by
twostep Thank you for your kind offer. Play of words - now it makes sense to you. That hardly ever happens. You always keep on asking questions. Now I am confused. :wink:
How can "now I'm confused" be "play of words"?? Is there any hidden meaning behind?
Now I am really confused...
I would never send something with hidden meanings. The sentence make complete sense to me. The more questions you asked the less sense it made to me. Lighten up - a compliment - I do not get conused easily. :wink:
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Re: on the contrary??

Originally Posted by
twostep I would never send something with hidden meanings. The sentence make complete sense to me. The more questions you asked the less sense it made to me. Lighten up - a compliment - I do not get conused easily. :wink:
Now I see what you mean. Thank you!
But I'm worried a bit that actually my questions here have made you confused quite often.
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