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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

A paraphrase of a sentence.

Hello. I'd like to ask if these paraphrases mean exactly the same as the original sentence and if they are grammaticaly correct.

The original sentence is as follows: My biggest headache is the accomodation for next week.
Paraphrases:
1. Where I stay next week is my biggest headache.
2. Where I will stay next week is my biggest headache.
3. Where I would be staying is my biggest headache.
4. Where I could stay is my biggest headache.
Also I'd like to ask you which one would you prefer the most?
  

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Anonymous I'd like to ask if these paraphrases mean exactly the same as the original sentence and if they are grammaticaly correct. The original sentence is as follows: My biggest headache is the accomodation for next week. Paraphrases: Syntactically, out of the 4 choices, I find # 2 the closest to the original sentence.

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  • Anonymous I'd like to ask if these paraphrases mean exactly the same as the original sentence and if they are grammaticaly correct.
  • The original sentence is as follows: My biggest headache is the accomodation for next week.
  • Paraphrases: Syntactically, out of the 4 choices, I find # 2 the closest to the original sentence.
  • However, I will propose an alternative: Where I am going to stay next week is my biggest headache
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AnonymousI'd like to ask if these paraphrases mean exactly the same as the original sentence and if they are grammaticaly correct.
The original sentence is as follows: My biggest headache is the accomodation for next week.
Paraphrases:
Syntactically, out of the 4 choices, I find # 2 the closest to the original sentence. However, I will propose an alter
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