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26 Dec 2016
- Traditional Chinese (Taiwan)
Question about English (US)
obviously, apparently , clearly , distinctly .
can these words be interchangeable?
can these words be interchangeable?
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@raibean oh! how can use " distinctly" ? 😜
- English (US)
Distinct means something that makes it unique or individual
- Traditional Chinese (Taiwan)
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