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Tenacious Learner Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

Could that answer be possible?

Hi teachers,
If the sentence is, 'The big police car was fast'.
Could the question be, 'What kind of car was the police car?' and the answer, 'Big and fast'.
OR
What kind of car was the big police car? Fast.

Thanks in advance.
  

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ORWhat kind of car was the big police car? Thanks in advance. But 'big' and 'fast' are not kinds of car.

— Canadian45

  • ORWhat kind of car was the big police car?
  • Thanks in advance.
  • But 'big' and 'fast' are not kinds of car.
  • So I don't think that would work.
  • Honda Accord is a 'kind' of car.
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Thinking SpainHi teachers,If the sentence is, 'The big police car was fast'.Could the question be, 'What kind of car was the police car?' and the answer, 'Big and fast'.ORWhat kind of car was the big police car? Fast.Thanks in advance.
But 'big' and 'fast' are not kinds of car. So I don't think that would work.
Honda Accord is a 'kind' of car.
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Hi canadian45,
Thank you for your reply.
Then do, 'What kind of car ...?, What model of car ...? What type of car, mean the same?

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Thinking SpainHi canadian45,Thank you for your reply.

Then do, 'What kind of car ...?, What model of car ...? What type of car, mean the same? no
"model" refers to specific cars like 'Honda A ccord' and 'Ford Focus'.
I don't think that "type" is (often) u
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Hi canadian45,
Thank you for your reply. It's crystal clear now.

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