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Yoong Liat Posted 20 years ago
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Are both sentences grammatically correct? If both are correct, what is the difference between the two sentences?
1. The little boy did not know what to tell his mother about the broken vase.
2. The little boy did not know how to tell his mother about the broken vase.
1. The little boy did not know what to tell his mother about the broken vase.
2. The little boy did not know how to tell his mother about the broken vase.
Top answer
both are fine. how may include in what manner
- both are fine.
- how may include in what manner
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Inchoateknowledgeboth are fine.Thanks, Incho.
how may include in what manner
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Yoong LiatIncluding how he was going to build up enough courage to report the damage.InchoateknowledgeThanks, Incho.
both are fine.
how may include in what manner
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How he tells his mother could be:
- Face-to-face
- From behind a locked door
- From his neighbor's house via telephone
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Hi,
Are both sentences grammatically correct? Yes. If both are correct, what is the difference between the two sentences? Let me offer a comment in a slightly different way.
1. The little boy did not know what to tell his mother about the broken vase.
Finally, he told her th
Are both sentences grammatically correct? Yes. If both are correct, what is the difference between the two sentences? Let me offer a comment in a slightly different way.
1. The little boy did not know what to tell his mother about the broken vase.
Finally, he told her th
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