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Hanuman_2000 Posted 20 years ago
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Hello,
1. I drank one glass of milk.
2. I drank a glass of milk.
Which one is correct?
If both are correct then what are the differences between two.
1. I drank one glass of milk.
2. I drank a glass of milk.
Which one is correct?
If both are correct then what are the differences between two.
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Hi, 1. I drank one glass of milk. 2.
- Hi, 1.
- I drank one glass of milk.
- 2.
- I drank a glass of milk.
- Which one is correct?
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Hi,
1. I drank one glass of milk.
2. I drank a glass of milk.
Which one is correct? Both.
If both are correct then what are the differences between two.
#1 focuses on the number, eg I drank one glass of milk. There was plenty left in
1. I drank one glass of milk.
2. I drank a glass of milk.
Which one is correct? Both.
If both are correct then what are the differences between two.
#1 focuses on the number, eg I drank one glass of milk. There was plenty left in
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Both are correct.
If you want to convey the neutral fact that you drank milk, say I drank a glass of milk.
If you want to emphasize how many glasses of milk you drank, say I drank one glass of milk.
a glass ... just says you drank milk
one glass ... says how many glasses of milk
-- Did you drink anything?
-- Yes, I dr
If you want to convey the neutral fact that you drank milk, say I drank a glass of milk.
If you want to emphasize how many glasses of milk you drank, say I drank one glass of milk.
a glass ... just says you drank milk
one glass ... says how many glasses of milk
-- Did you drink anything?
-- Yes, I dr
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