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Latest post Sun, Feb 1 2009 1:03 PM by joyance. 1 replies.
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successor  +  659731 Sun, 01 Feb 09 12:15 PM
Hello,

I'd like to know your opinion about wheteher the following sentences mean the same:

1. When I started playing American football, I was so inexperienced I couldn’t pass the ball well.

2. I didn’t  have a clue about how to  pass the ball when I started playing American football.


I think  the word WELL should be omitted from the first sentence to make the sentences mean the same.
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joyance, 1 yr 48 days ago

hello I think it almost  same please reply if it is not?

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