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#1 15-Jan-2017, 15:28It is not just about money.
It is not just about money.
It is just not about money.
Which one is right? I have no idea.
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#2 15-Jan-2017, 15:47Re: It is not just about money.
I am not a teacher.
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#3 15-Jan-2017, 16:28Re: It is not just about money.
They're both grammatically correct but mean slightly different things.
Originally Posted by rock-onn
It is not just about money = It is not about only money; it's about other things as well.
It is just not about money = I am telling you firmly that it is not about money.Remember - if you don't use correct capitalisation, punctuation and spacing, anything you write will be incorrect.
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