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Please show me example sentences with next level
(what is the meaning of “next level”?
Is it same to “another level”?
I wonder difference this two words
and I also wanna know the sentence “I wonder difference this two words” is correct
if I have a error, please fix the sentence . Tell me as many daily expressions as possible.
Please show me example sentences with next level
(what is the meaning of “next level”?
Is it same to “another level”?
I wonder difference this two words
and I also wanna know the sentence “I wonder difference this two words” is correct
if I have a error, please fix the sentence . Tell me as many daily expressions as possible.
(what is the meaning of “next level”?
Is it same to “another level”?
I wonder difference this two words
and I also wanna know the sentence “I wonder difference this two words” is correct
if I have a error, please fix the sentence . Tell me as many daily expressions as possible.
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"Next" means following, but you can also use the phrase "next level" to describe how awesome someone or something is.
" Another" means any other but the current, or one more. You will also hear people to describe someone or something as "being on another level" but it can be amazing or not necessarily good.
Examples with next level:
The next level of degree after highschool is college.
You've completed level ten! The next level is eleven.
That singer is next level!! (meaning that singer is amazing!)
Examples with another level:
We played another level of SuperMario today and finished World 3.
Can we play another level please?
The professor is on another level; I don't understand anything he's saying.
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"Next level" is the level that is immediately after. Example: "After level 2 is level 3".
"Another level" is any other level that is not the one you are on.
And you can say "What is the difference between these two words."
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- Arabic Near fluent
"Next" means following, but you can also use the phrase "next level" to describe how awesome someone or something is.
" Another" means any other but the current, or one more. You will also hear people to describe someone or something as "being on another level" but it can be amazing or not necessarily good.
Examples with next level:
The next level of degree after highschool is college.
You've completed level ten! The next level is eleven.
That singer is next level!! (meaning that singer is amazing!)
Examples with another level:
We played another level of SuperMario today and finished World 3.
Can we play another level please?
The professor is on another level; I don't understand anything he's saying.
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Your sentence corrected: I wonder what the differences are between these two words.
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@capn1tack Thank you so~~~ much. I always curious about these two words. Your reply make me understand. Very helpful.
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