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TeacherJapan Posted 10 years ago
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an ideal something
Does it make sense if I say,
1) We should discuss what the world should be like in the future.
2) We should discuss how the world should be in the future.
Both are O.K? One of them is better than the other? The meaning I am trying to convey is "the ideal world" in the future.
1) We should discuss what the world should be like in the future.
2) We should discuss how the world should be in the future.
Both are O.K? One of them is better than the other? The meaning I am trying to convey is "the ideal world" in the future.
Top answer
The first one is better.
- The first one is better.
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