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4 Feb 2022
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English (US)
Question about English (US)
A: "I have to study through the night."
B: "I have to stay up all night."
Hello! They are the same in meaning? Thank you.
A: "I have to study through the night."
B: "I have to stay up all night."
Hello! They are the same in meaning? Thank you.
B: "I have to stay up all night."
Hello! They are the same in meaning? Thank you.
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- English (US)
A means you are studying for the whole night until morning.
B means you have to stay awake the whole night until morning, but it does not say you are studying. It just says you are staying awake.
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