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08-Jan-2005, 11:09
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 What isthe difference b/w these two. I warned you. |
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08-Jan-2005, 11:22
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 Re: What isthe difference b/w these two. The first one is emphatic eg. -- You could have warned me about her light-fingered tendencies! -- I did warn you, but you can't take a hint! FRC |
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08-Jan-2005, 15:57
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| Re: What isthe difference b/w these two. first one is more often used in response to a query "Why didn't you warn me about the traffic?" "I did warn you!" the second one is used more by itself in an 'i-told-you-so' capacity > After Bill slipped on the ice and broke his arm, his father scolded him saying 'See? I warned you that the path was slippery. But did you listen to me? No! You just had to go and find out for yourself didn't you! I hope you learned your lesson young man. Maybe now you'll listen to what I have to say in the future Mr. Know-It-All.' |
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