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What's the difference between joking and joking?
Kidding is a derivative of the verb kid, which means "cajoling", while joke focuses on "mischief"
For example:
I'm not kidding, Frank. There is a cow outside, just standing there. I'm not kidding, Frank. There is a cow standing nearby outside. (equal to I didn't lie to you)
Are you sure you are not kidding me? Are you sure you're not kidding? )
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