The German car manufacturer BMW has made an anoucement that has a lot of people tallking. ... that sparks a lot of people to talk. ... that sparks a lot of people talking. ... that sparks a lot of people's talking.
Hi, Do all of the above sound right and mean about the same? Thanks.
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that has sparked off a lot of people talking.
— Annvan
that has sparked off a lot of people talking.
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Thanks, Annvan. But the first is the original from an English magazine written by native speakers. So I presume it's also right. The rest are what I wrote and they sound right to me but I'm not sure. So I need the viewpoints of native speakers.
Thanks, Annvan. But the first is the original from an English magazine written by native speakers. So I presume it's also right. The rest are what I wrote and they sound right to me but I'm not sure. So I need the viewpoints of native speakers.
Thanks, Annvan. But the first is the original from an English magazine written by native speakers. So I presume it's also right. The rest are what I wrote and they sound right to me but I'm not sure. So I need the viewpoints of native speakers.
"The German car manufacturer BMW has made an announcement that sparks a lot of people to talk" sounds quite awkward/ unusual to me, to be honest... Maybe we could have the input of other native speakers....?