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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Correct grammar?
Hi,
I would like to know, which one of the following sentences could be the correct sentence:
1. The list of items make up a computer: hard disk, cpu and monitor.
2. The list of items make up a computer; hard disk, cpu and monitor.
3. The list of items make up a computer:
- hard disk
- cpu
- monitor
Thanks
I would like to know, which one of the following sentences could be the correct sentence:
1. The list of items make up a computer: hard disk, cpu and monitor.
2. The list of items make up a computer; hard disk, cpu and monitor.
3. The list of items make up a computer:
- hard disk
- cpu
- monitor
Thanks
Top answer
None of them, really. I suppose that you intend to say this: The items that make up a computer are a hard disk, a CPU, and a monitor.
- None of them, really.
- I suppose that you intend to say this: The items that make up a computer are a hard disk, a CPU, and a monitor.
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None of them, really. I suppose that you intend to say this:
The items that make up a computer are a hard disk, a CPU, and a monitor.
The items that make up a computer are a hard disk, a CPU, and a monitor.
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