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25 Nov 2022
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English (US)
Question about English (US)
How do you say this in English (US)? I found "Anything never chages."
Even to my ear, (English leaner) that sentence sounds 'not right' but i can't define why that it isn't. I would use "Nothing never changes.", "everything never changes") Please help me!
How do you say this in English (US)? I found "Anything never chages."
Even to my ear, (English leaner) that sentence sounds 'not right' but i can't define why that it isn't. I would use "Nothing never changes.", "everything never changes") Please help me!
Even to my ear, (English leaner) that sentence sounds 'not right' but i can't define why that it isn't. I would use "Nothing never changes.", "everything never changes") Please help me!
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26 Nov 2022
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- English (US)
@Woonary I actually don’t know the grammatical reason for why it’s incorrect, I just know that it sounds totally wrong
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- English (US)
You’re right. “Anything never changes” is totally wrong. It should be “Nothing ever changes”
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- Korean
@rtizisland Ah you right, I said "Nothing never changes."😂 Could you explain why "Anything never changes" sound weird to you guys? When I translate it to Korean, it's not that weird. I think i'm missing some of the meaning in "anything."
- English (US)
@Woonary I actually don’t know the grammatical reason for why it’s incorrect, I just know that it sounds totally wrong
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- Korean
@rtizisland Then, my theory. Maybe, "anything" dosn't have prularity that is required in the meaning of the sentence? (Or the meaning the speaker want to deliever?) BTW I'm in love with your martese, I live with one of them. Thank you, anyway even if you don't answer this.
- English (US)
@Woonary I think your theory might be right, but I’m honestly not sure 🤔
Maybe someone else knows. And thank you, it’s not my dog though. I just thought the picture was cute 😆
I actually have a pug
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