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What is the difference between I'm giving you a heads up, there are some sharks in the area and I'm warning you, there are some sharks in the area ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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no difference in meaning.. but i'd use WARN if I'm talking about sharks.
in fact, here's what I would say instead:
JUST A HEADS UP - there's sharks around here. (we don't say "i'm giving you a heads up", we say JUST a heads up)
or:
hey WATCH OUT, there's sharks around here
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they mean the same thing, but the first one seems less urgent.
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