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Pokh Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Coordinating adjectives
Students will take business ethics seriously only if it is taught as a separately required course.
Students will take business ethics seriously only if it is taught as a separate required course.
Guys,
Help me to understand difference between "separately required course and separate required course".. I understand the grammar but I don't get the meaning, furthermore, most of the time i really get confused in choosing such structure and got to make a wild guess? Can someone elaborate in details about the use of coordinating adjectives?
Thank you
Students will take business ethics seriously only if it is taught as a separate required course.
Guys,
Help me to understand difference between "separately required course and separate required course".. I understand the grammar but I don't get the meaning, furthermore, most of the time i really get confused in choosing such structure and got to make a wild guess? Can someone elaborate in details about the use of coordinating adjectives?
Thank you
Top answer
There is no difference in intent; they are two ways of expressing the same condition: a course separately required and a separate course that is required lead to the same semantic end.
- There is no difference in intent; they are two ways of expressing the same condition: a course separately required and a separate course that is required lead to the same semantic end.
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There is no difference in intent; they are two ways of expressing the same condition: a course separately required and a separate course that is required lead to the same semantic end.
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