Newguest Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Pity
Hi
Does the sentence: I wish you were here mean the same as It's a pity you're not here?
thanks
Does the sentence: I wish you were here mean the same as It's a pity you're not here?
thanks
Top answer
The intimation could be similar in some contexts, but no, they are not synonymous.
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The intimation could be similar in some contexts, but no, they are not synonymous.
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The intimation could be similar in some contexts, but no, they are not synonymous.
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Hi
Let's say I want to send a postcard to my friend (I'm on vacation) and I write: I wish you were here with me OR It's a pity you're not here with me.
--- Do both of them work?
Let's say I want to send a postcard to my friend (I'm on vacation) and I write: I wish you were here with me OR It's a pity you're not here with me.
--- Do both of them work?
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