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Vincent Teo Posted 16 years ago
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Which is better?
(a) The cat has white fur, brown spots and a tail.
(b) The cat has white fur with brown spots and a tail.
(a) The cat has white fur, brown spots and a tail.
(b) The cat has white fur with brown spots and a tail.
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I can't see much room for confusion either way. I would go for the first sentence, though. That way the tail is definitely a part of the cat and not of the fur.
- I can't see much room for confusion either way.
- I would go for the first sentence, though.
- That way the tail is definitely a part of the cat and not of the fur.
- CB
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I can't see much room for confusion either way. I would go for the first sentence, though. That way the tail is definitely a part of the cat and not of the fur.
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