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Sarunnio Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Are these grammatically correct
Is it grammatically correct to say as the following?
1) no car with anti-theft device or GPS found
Does this mean the same as when I say I found no car which has anti-theft or GPS?
2) neither car has anti-theft device or GPS
Can it be used interchangeably with the above example sentence?
1) no car with anti-theft device or GPS found
Does this mean the same as when I say I found no car which has anti-theft or GPS?
2) neither car has anti-theft device or GPS
Can it be used interchangeably with the above example sentence?
Top answer
No car with an anti-theft device or GPS has been / was found. - - Yes. Neither car has an anti-theft device or GPS.
- No car with an anti-theft device or GPS has been / was found.
- - - Yes.
- Neither car has an anti-theft device or GPS.
- Can it be used interchangeably with the above example sentence?
- - - This refers to only 2 cars; the above refers to an unlimited number of cars.
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No car with an anti-theft device or GPS has been / was found.
Does this mean the same as when I say I found no car which has anti-theft or GPS?-- Yes.
Neither car has an anti-theft device or GPS.
Can it be used interchangeably with the above example sentence?-- This refers to only 2 cars; the above refers to
Does this mean the same as when I say I found no car which has anti-theft or GPS?-- Yes.
Neither car has an anti-theft device or GPS.
Can it be used interchangeably with the above example sentence?-- This refers to only 2 cars; the above refers to
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