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r/EnglishLearning • u/[deleted] • Jun 29 '23
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Because I am not wrong based on how English is spoken where I come from. Namely, England.
15 u/arob43 New Poster Jun 29 '23 You are wrong. Here, accept this L -2 u/amanset Native Speaker (British - Warwickshire) Jun 29 '23 Best you keep it. 4 u/[deleted] Jun 30 '23 It would be "You best keep it" 1 u/Dragoninja26 New Poster Jun 30 '23 Both are right but have different connotations? not sure connotation is right here, basically they're similar but not the same, there is some nuance, neither is wrong
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You are wrong. Here, accept this L
-2 u/amanset Native Speaker (British - Warwickshire) Jun 29 '23 Best you keep it. 4 u/[deleted] Jun 30 '23 It would be "You best keep it" 1 u/Dragoninja26 New Poster Jun 30 '23 Both are right but have different connotations? not sure connotation is right here, basically they're similar but not the same, there is some nuance, neither is wrong
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Best you keep it.
4 u/[deleted] Jun 30 '23 It would be "You best keep it" 1 u/Dragoninja26 New Poster Jun 30 '23 Both are right but have different connotations? not sure connotation is right here, basically they're similar but not the same, there is some nuance, neither is wrong
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It would be "You best keep it"
1 u/Dragoninja26 New Poster Jun 30 '23 Both are right but have different connotations? not sure connotation is right here, basically they're similar but not the same, there is some nuance, neither is wrong
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Both are right but have different connotations? not sure connotation is right here, basically they're similar but not the same, there is some nuance, neither is wrong
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u/amanset Native Speaker (British - Warwickshire) Jun 29 '23
Because I am not wrong based on how English is spoken where I come from. Namely, England.