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zzz [600]
2 years ago
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Change the sentence: I love you. to a question​

English
1 answer:
crimeas [40]2 years ago
7 0

<em>Hii.</em>

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<h3><em>Some info:</em></h3>

<em>If we emphasize different words, we can vastly change the meaning of this statement very quickly. But to see how the emphasis can change the perception and possibly even the meaning stress one word only in the sentence.</em>

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<em>Examples:</em>

  • <em>Do you even mean it when you say</em><u><em> i love you?</em></u>
  • <u><em>I love you?</em></u>
  • <em>I dont know </em><u><em>if i love you</em></u><em>.</em>

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<em>Hope this helps.</em>

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<em>~NatLikesAnime~</em>

<em>#LearningWithBrainly</em>

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