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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Correct one between the two
Hi. Please tell me which is correct. Perhaps is either of them correct for each of the following depending on the context?
1. The waters / water of the pool is of poor quality.
2. The waters / water of the pool is dirty.
3. We got into the discussion of / as to whether it would be good to do that.
4. (voting for a candidate)
Q: Why are you going to vote for her?
A: I believe her / in her.
5. Sometimes communication refers / refers to a process.
1. The waters / water of the pool is of poor quality.
2. The waters / water of the pool is dirty.
3. We got into the discussion of / as to whether it would be good to do that.
4. (voting for a candidate)
Q: Why are you going to vote for her?
A: I believe her / in her.
5. Sometimes communication refers / refers to a process.
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1. The water in the pool is of poor quality. 2.
- 1.
- The water in the pool is of poor quality.
- 2.
- The water in the pool is dirty.
- 3.
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1. The water in the pool is of poor quality.
2. The water in the pool is dirty.
3. We got into the discussion of / as to whether it would be good to do that.
4. (voting for a candidate)
Q: Why are you going to vote for her?
A: I believe her / in her.
5. Sometimes communication refers
2. The water in the pool is dirty.
3. We got into the discussion of / as to whether it would be good to do that.
4. (voting for a candidate)
Q: Why are you going to vote for her?
A: I believe her / in her.
5. Sometimes communication refers
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Hi. Thank you very much. As to numbers 1 and 2, would you say the following phrase with the words "waters of Nile" is correct?
efficient management of the waters of Nile
Also as to number 4, would you say both sentences "I believe her" and "I believe in her" could
refer to her character with pretty much the same meaning? I hope I have written correctly to reflec
efficient management of the waters of Nile
Also as to number 4, would you say both sentences "I believe her" and "I believe in her" could
refer to her character with pretty much the same meaning? I hope I have written correctly to reflec
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Anonymousefficient management of the waters of NileIt is grammatically correct, but rather literary and therefore probably inappropriate to the context.
AnonymousAlso as to number 4, would you say both sentences "I believe her" and "I believe in her" couldrefer to her character with pretty much the same meaning?No; the fir
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