tzfujimino
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Hello.:-D
I have a question about the construction in which "because" is preceded by a negative word.
I don't love you because you are rich.
Does the sentence above mean "I don't love you. The reason is that you are rich"?
I'm sorry if it's a silly question.
(I'd like to ask an additional question later.)
I have a question about the construction in which "because" is preceded by a negative word.
I don't love you because you are rich.
Does the sentence above mean "I don't love you. The reason is that you are rich"?
I'm sorry if it's a silly question.
(I'd like to ask an additional question later.)