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8 Nov 2020
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English (US)
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Korean
Question about English (US)
His voice was too small in his speech.
Does this sound natural?
His voice was too small in his speech.
Does this sound natural?
Does this sound natural?
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“He spoke quietly during his speech.” If he gave a speech
“He spoke quietly.” If you’re just telling us that someone talked quietly while speaking (but didn’t necessarily give a speech.)
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