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4 March
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Is there any other simple way to say “I can’t eat right after I wake up”?
How about “I can’t just wake up and eat”? Is it appropriate?
Is there any other simple way to say “I can’t eat right after I wake up”?
How about “I can’t just wake up and eat”? Is it appropriate?
How about “I can’t just wake up and eat”? Is it appropriate?
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4 March
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@masatsgu_mori More or less... the second is slightly more casual, a bit frustrated maybe, implying that it isn’t such a simple or easy thing to do with the use of “just”.
Example: “You can’t JUST walk into my home without removing your shoes!”
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@Veestah Do both have approximately same meanings?
- English (US)
@masatsgu_mori More or less... the second is slightly more casual, a bit frustrated maybe, implying that it isn’t such a simple or easy thing to do with the use of “just”.
Example: “You can’t JUST walk into my home without removing your shoes!”
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@Veestah Thank you so much for your response!!! It really helps!!!
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