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Frederik 福瑞
Danish
Jun 4, 2021
Selv tak, Dagmar. Det var som altid en fornøjelse. Keep it up!:)
Nasha V.
Danish
Jun 6, 2020
Tak for spillet :)
Ulla Brixen
Danish
Jun 4, 2020
Hvornår skal vi studere grammatik igen?😀
Nasha V.
Danish
May 26, 2020
Hyggeligt som altid
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    April 24, 2018
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    Very little. Commonly they are used to mean the same thing.
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    March 20, 2018
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    Native English speaker here in the USA. I've always used the two interchangeably and had no idea bedraggled had such a precise meaning. Very cool. Perhaps the Brits or the Aussies honor the nuance.
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    March 3, 2018
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    I'm sorry I was short with you.
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    February 17, 2018
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    "I really am in love" would be used more if someone was questioning. I.e. "You're not really in love, are you?" "Yes, I REALLY am in love!" (The emphasis would be on the word "really".) "I am really in love" tends to be used to express how MUCH one is in love. But they can also be used interchangeably, so you have to get that from context.. Same with your second example. In the third scenario, "I am really going to be in a bind if he calls me today." tends to show the seriousness of the bind you are going to be in. However, in the U.S. we would not put the word "really" in the place you have in that last sentence.
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    February 14, 2018
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