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Callmeenno Posted 16 years ago
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hello everyone,
i'd like to ask whether it's correct or wrong.
1. The boys may not play in the rain. The girls may not play in the rain.
>> The boys may not play in the rain, and the girls may not either.
>> The boys may not play in the rain, and neither may the girls.
2. Robin hasn't finished his work. Andrew hasn't finished his work.
>> Robin hasn't finished his work, and Andrew hasn't either.
>> Robin hasn't finished his work, and neither has Andrew.
3. a. Joan has a computer, and so does Molly.
b. Joan has a computer, and Molly does too.
if there's any mistake, please tell me.
thanks a lot!
enno
i'd like to ask whether it's correct or wrong.
1. The boys may not play in the rain. The girls may not play in the rain.
>> The boys may not play in the rain, and the girls may not either.
>> The boys may not play in the rain, and neither may the girls.
2. Robin hasn't finished his work. Andrew hasn't finished his work.
>> Robin hasn't finished his work, and Andrew hasn't either.
>> Robin hasn't finished his work, and neither has Andrew.
3. a. Joan has a computer, and so does Molly.
b. Joan has a computer, and Molly does too.
if there's any mistake, please tell me.
thanks a lot!
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Hi, These are OK. Clive
- Hi, These are OK.
- Clive
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Good day, Enno,
All I can say is that all of your transformations are correct. You simply switch between non-assertive and negative forms in #1 and #2. #3 is also okay.
Respectfully, Gleb Chebrikoff
All I can say is that all of your transformations are correct. You simply switch between non-assertive and negative forms in #1 and #2. #3 is also okay.
Respectfully, Gleb Chebrikoff
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hi... thanks a lot for your response. glad that i'm correct. :-)
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