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Panda fold 982 Posted 8 years ago
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Are they the same?
1.She asked what was in your hand.
2.She asked what that was in your hand.
Are they both correct and the same meaning?
Top answer
Both are correct. 1 is more likely when she can't see what's in my hand. 2 is more likely when she can see what's in my hand, but she doesn't know what it is, that is, she has trouble identifying it.
- Both are correct.
- 1 is more likely when she can't see what's in my hand.
- 2 is more likely when she can see what's in my hand, but she doesn't know what it is, that is, she has trouble identifying it.
- CJ
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Both are correct.
1 is more likely when she can't see what's in my hand.
2 is more likely when she can see what's in my hand, but she doesn't know what it is, that is, she has trouble identifying it.
CJ
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