How is right?
Are these 2 sentences equal or do they have a little difference in meaning? Thanks in advance!
1)When he got married, he immediately bought a cookery book for his wife
2)As soon as he got married he bought a cookery book for his wife
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Answers · 3
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The sentences are essentially the same. In my opinion, the first sentence carries more 'urgency'. It sounds like he walked out of the church to buy the book.
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I'm predicting a short marriage.
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