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21 Oct 2019
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What is the difference between i want to keep working and i want to continue working ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
What is the difference between i want to keep working and i want to continue working ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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@jangmh127 “I was tired but I had to keep working, so I made another pot of coffee.” “If I wanted to continue working at my company I would have to get my work visa renewed.”
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@LaFavor i got it thanks for teach me my buddy!! ahh.. actually i have a question but.. may i ask you that? if you fine..
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@LaFavor thanks 😊😊 i wonder diffrence about these sentences, " you seem busy " and " you look busy " please respond for me😊😊
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“You seem busy” could be said even if you can’t physically see the person. “You look busy” is an observation made just from looking at the person
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@LaFavor So the bottom line is, can I look at it and tell it to the other person, or can I assume that the other person is going to do so and use that verb differently depending on what I say? Is it correct?
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