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This tag is for questions which a dictionary cannot answer asking the meaning of a particular expression.
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Are there any difference between these two sentences
Sharon must have broken up with her boyfriend yesterday.
Sharon must have been broken up with her boyfriend yesterday.
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His degree was (hard/hardly) earned
His degree was hard earned.
His degree was hardly earned.
Which is right?
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