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16 Apr 2007, 11:18
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I am confused about two sentence. Please help me out.
1) The weather is so bab that I can not go out for a walk.
2) The weather is not so bad that I can not go out for a walk.
In the first sentence, it is clear that the weather is bad and that I can not go out.
However, in the second sentence, it is clear that the weather is good, but can I go out for a walk?
Thanks.
1) The weather is so bab that I can not go out for a walk.
2) The weather is not so bad that I can not go out for a walk.
In the first sentence, it is clear that the weather is bad and that I can not go out.
However, in the second sentence, it is clear that the weather is good, but can I go out for a walk?
Thanks.
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16 Apr 2007, 11:44
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Where on earth did you get this TWISTED one from 
The weather is so bad that i can not go out for a walk
The weather is NOT so bad that i can not go out for a walk --> means i CAN go out for a walk.
Consider an analogy that might help -
I am NOT SO tired that I CAN NOT do anything means ---- If i become SO tired that i can not do anything - I will not be able to do anything.
BUT - since - I am NOT SO tired that I can not do anything - meaning that stage of tiredness when I am NOT able to do anything is NOT yet arrived. So I CAN still do something.
The weather is so bad that i can not go out for a walk
The weather is NOT so bad that i can not go out for a walk --> means i CAN go out for a walk.
Consider an analogy that might help -
I am NOT SO tired that I CAN NOT do anything means ---- If i become SO tired that i can not do anything - I will not be able to do anything.
BUT - since - I am NOT SO tired that I can not do anything - meaning that stage of tiredness when I am NOT able to do anything is NOT yet arrived. So I CAN still do something.
