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14-07-2017
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If you say that you are out of water, do you imply or infer that you want some water?

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max236524 max236524

14-07-2017

you would be implying you want some water

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14-07-2017

i think it is imply, because it is more implicit than explicit
sorry if im wrong, i hope this helps!

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