There's no appreciable/real difference that I can discern/think of at this time, Westwind.
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Caroline
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Fri 20 Aug, 2010 11:18 am
@westwind,
Not really when you add first it means that's the first thing to do, lets start here first, means before anything else.
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Caroline
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Fri 20 Aug, 2010 11:19 am
@westwind,
westwind wrote:
i needs your help
I need your help, needs is not correct in this sentence.
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dknichol
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Fri 20 Aug, 2010 03:07 pm
@westwind,
A - "let's start from here," as in planning a trip.
B - "let's start here," as in solving a problem
Both are correct and carry their own inflection to the subject at hand.
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westwind
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Sat 21 Aug, 2010 09:26 pm
thank you jtt, caroline and dknichol. thank you all for helping out.
but a another problem occurs to me that it is hard for me,an english learner, to judge which one of you is right. can i assume the two sentences i asked are interchangeable in general.
can i assume the two sentences i asked are interchangeable in general.
You can, WW. Mr/Ms Nichol noted one difference. There may be other specific instances where one or the other would be chosen, but generally they're the same.
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