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Alda1119 Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

Difference

What's the difference between the two sentences? Which one is better?

If one of your students has been absent for 2 days, Please inform the manager.

If any of your students has been absent for two consecutive days, Please inform the manager.

Thanks so much!!!
  

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Hi. What's the difference between the two sentences? Which one is better?

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  • Hi.
  • What's the difference between the two sentences?
  • Which one is better?
  • If one of your students has been absent for 2 days, Please inform the manager .
  • If any of your students has been absent for two consecutive days, Please inform the manager .
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Hi.

What's the difference between the two sentences? Which one is better?

If one of your students has been absent for 2 days, Please inform the manager.

If any of your students has been absent for two consecutive days, Please inform the manager.

Don't use a capital P.

Say 'If any . . have . . '

A school usualy has a pri
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So do you mean that it should be " If any of your students have been...?

Thank you very much!!!

I appreciate your help.
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