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Klein, What is grammatically right sentsnce between "Even I could not see him." and "I could not even see him"? Can i use all? Are these sentneces have differnt means? -Homework for today- How are you going to deal with a person who looks down his/her nose at you. Generally, I get a point to deal in this situation, almost times. Of couse, sometimes I hate the people, but i do my best for having comfy mind. Because, If i show him my angry face, the man would not to deal with me.^^ Is my answer not bad?

Hi, Kirk! Both sentences are grammatical but they absolutely differ what you want to emphasize. For the statement \"EVEN I could not see him\", you are stressing on the fact that people can\'t see him, INCLUDING YOU. While for the second one, \"I could not EVEN SEE him\", you are pointing out that somehow, you barely talk to him or know everything about him because you cannot even see him. There\'s not much opportunity to meet him but you are only referring to yourself, without reference to anybody else. So the difference has a lot to do with the context. For the first one, many people cannot see him that includes you but for the second one, it is possible that it is only you who cannot see him, cannot talk with him and know little about him. Is everything clear now, Kirk? Just tell me if you are still a bit confused, OK? And as for your answer to the question, I think you really are the kind of person who will try his very best to just stay cool and deal with people properly. How I hope I can do that as well! I don\'t think I can keep cool when someone would look down his/her nose at me on purpose and publicly. I would really turn into a devil if this happens. On a second thought, I should just follow your steps. I need to stay composed. Well, your answer is pretty good, Kirk! Thanks for sharing it with me. _Klein Klein, What is grammatically right sentsnce between \"Even I could not see him.\" and \"I could not even see him\"?>>Klein, what is the grammatically right sentence between \"Even I could not see him\" and \"I could not even see him\"? Klein, which among the two is grammatical: \"Even I could not see him.\" or \"I could not even see him.\" >>Klein, what is grammatically right between \"Even I could not see him\" and \"I could not even see him\"?Can i use all?>>Correct OR >> Can I use it all?Are these sentneces have differnt means?>>Do these sentences have different meanings? >>Do these sentences differ in meaning? >>Are the meanings of these sentences different from each other?-Homework for today-How are you going to deal with a person who looks down his/her nose at you.Generally, I get a point to deal in this situation, almost times.>>Generally, I get a point to deal with this situation almost all times. >>Generally, I get a point to deal with a person in this situation most of the time.Of couse, sometimes I hate the people, but i do my best for having comfy mind.>>Of course, sometimes, I hate this kind of people but I do my best to stay composed. >>Of course, sometimes, I find this kind of people repulsive but I do my best to keep a cool head.Because, If i show him my angry face, the man would not to deal with me.^^>>Because, if I show my angry face, the man would not want to deal with me. >>This is because, if I show my angry face, I would drive the man away.Is my answer not bad? >>Correct OR >> Isn\'t my answer bad? >> My answer is bad, isn\'t it?