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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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When I say "Are any of these solution alone the answer to my current problems."
Does it mean is there one solution to my current problems?
Does it mean is there one solution to my current problems?
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Yes, but you should say "solutions" in the question and end the question with a question mark. "
- Yes, but you should say "solutions" in the question and end the question with a question mark.
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Yes, but you should say "solutions" in the question and end the question with a question mark.
"Are any of these solutions alone the answer to my current problems?"
"Are any of these solutions alone the answer to my current problems?"
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