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Thread: any difference?
- 08-Dec-2004, 07:42 #1Unregistered Guest
any difference? (1)Where could we find the money to pay for his surgery?
(2)Where would we find the money to pay for his surgery?
(1),(2) have the same meaning?
- 09-Dec-2004, 02:53 #2
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Teacher Re: any difference? Number 2 sounds more abstract- you're debating in more general terms the possibility of his having the surgery. In 1, you are looking more closely at the issue.
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