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You also have to take the rest of the sentence into account too. English has a lot of words which mean different things depending on how they're pronounced (or,
by salvadors 14y ago
You also have to take the rest of the sentence into account too. English has a lot of words which mean different things depending on how they're pronounced (or, from the other side, that you can't know which way to pronounce until you already know the meaning), e.g. bass, close, desert, does, dove, familiar, have, intimate, invalid, lead, lives, number, object, present, produce, read, refuse, sewer, sow, subject, tear, wind, wound.
- prairiedock 14y agofamiliar? have? number? Don't think so...
- fr0sty 14y agoPutting "would" in front of "have" turns it into "would've (wood of)" when spoken. And the number 3 is different from your fingers being number now than they were before. Not sure about 'familiar' though.