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It is not a complete statement about anything. I cannot be either true or false. There is nothing wrong with combining those words, however.
- It is not a complete statement about anything.
- I cannot be either true or false.
- There is nothing wrong with combining those words, however.
- There may be a sentence in which (a) malignant energy would be quite useful.
- ) CJ
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It is not a complete statement about anything. I cannot be either true or false.
There is nothing wrong with combining those words, however. There may be a sentence in which (a) malignant energy would be quite useful. (I'm not sure whether this includes a as a choice, and b, c, and d are missing, or whether you mean the article a.)
There is nothing wrong with combining those words, however. There may be a sentence in which (a) malignant energy would be quite useful. (I'm not sure whether this includes a as a choice, and b, c, and d are missing, or whether you mean the article a.)
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it was my exam question I thought 'energy' is uncountable and 'a' is false in here.am I wrong
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Damlasozera malignant energy could be fine
it was my exam question I thought 'energy' is uncountable and 'a' is false in here.am I wrong
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a shallow water
a can be used with a mass noun to indicate a single type or example
In your case a malignant energy could
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Without the whole sentence it is impossible to determine whether a malignant energy was the correct choice.
And again,
CJ
And again,
I thought 'energy' is uncountable and 'a' is false in hereyou are misusing the word false. Only a complete statement can be true or false.
CJ
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