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Madoka Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

2 questions: just/only- Which

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001-Which school (are you going / do you go) to?02br
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00The answer according to the book is (do you go), but why??02br
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002- (Just/ Only) under 250 million people play football worldwide.02br
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00The answer according to the book is (Just), but why??02br
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00I am waiting your explanation:)02br
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02br 02br 00"Just under" means "a little bit less than"02br 00"Only under" would mean something like "without exception, the number must be less than"/ "the number cannot be more than this"0-

— Yankee

  • 02br 02br 00"Just under" means "a little bit less than"02br 00"Only under" would mean something like "without exception, the number must be less than"/ "the number cannot be more than this"0-
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0 Hi Madoka02br
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00You could use either choice in your first sentence.02br
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00"Just under" means "a little bit less than"02br
00"Only under" would mean something like "without exception, the number must be less than"/ "the number cannot be more than this"0-
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0Hi Yankee02br
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00Thank you for your help0-
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01cite10Madoka12cite101-Which school (are you going / do you go) to?12br
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10The answer according to the book is (do you go), but why??12br
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10Hi Madoka02br
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00Both are correct but they don't mean the same thing. If you want to know which school som
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