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B.J Posted 17 years ago
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Deffiences.
Are there any differences or which one is more natural?
What kind of sports do you like?
What sports do you like?
How about this?
What about this?
He paid me no more than 30 dollars for the work.
He paid me only 30 dollars for the work.
I happened to see Jim in a bookstore.
I bumped into Jim in a bookstore.
Thanks in advance!
What kind of sports do you like?
What sports do you like?
How about this?
What about this?
He paid me no more than 30 dollars for the work.
He paid me only 30 dollars for the work.
I happened to see Jim in a bookstore.
I bumped into Jim in a bookstore.
Thanks in advance!
Top answer
Hi, Are there any differences or which one is more natural? None are wrong, and they can be used to mean the same thing, Here are a few coments. What kind of sports do you like?
- Hi, Are there any differences or which one is more natural?
- None are wrong, and they can be used to mean the same thing, Here are a few coments.
- What kind of sports do you like?
- Less specifc.
- eg I might answer 'winter sports' or 'team sports'.
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Hi,
Are there any differences or which one is more natural?
None are wrong, and they can be used to mean the same thing, Here are a few coments.
What kind of sports do you like? Less specifc. eg I might answer 'winter sports' or 'team sports'.
What sports do you like? More specific. I might answer 'basketball' or 'tennis'.
Both a
Are there any differences or which one is more natural?
None are wrong, and they can be used to mean the same thing, Here are a few coments.
What kind of sports do you like? Less specifc. eg I might answer 'winter sports' or 'team sports'.
What sports do you like? More specific. I might answer 'basketball' or 'tennis'.
Both a
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