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Hanuman_2000 Posted 22 years ago
Grammar
Adjective/pronoun
Sir,
1.All trees are green.
In this sentence the word "all' is an adjective. is it ok?
2.All the trees are green.
3.All of the trees are green.
I am not able to understand the differences between (2) and (3).
Please explain a bit.
Thanks.
1.All trees are green.
In this sentence the word "all' is an adjective. is it ok?
2.All the trees are green.
3.All of the trees are green.
I am not able to understand the differences between (2) and (3).
Please explain a bit.
Thanks.
Top answer
All three sentences are correct and mean almost the exact same thing. Sentence 2 and 3 mean pretty much the same thing in this case. Sentence 1 is a little different in that it is saying that every single tree in the world is green, and sentences 2 and 3 say that all the trees, maybe in a specific area, are green.
- All three sentences are correct and mean almost the exact same thing.
- Sentence 2 and 3 mean pretty much the same thing in this case.
- Sentence 1 is a little different in that it is saying that every single tree in the world is green, and sentences 2 and 3 say that all the trees, maybe in a specific area, are green.
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All three sentences are correct and mean almost the exact same thing. Sentence 2 and 3 mean pretty much the same thing in this case. Sentence 1 is a little different in that it is saying that every single tree in the world is green, and sentences 2 and 3 say that all the trees, maybe in a specific area, are green.
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