Difference in meaning.
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Obscene remark is the one which is inappropriate to be said in public.
Obscene remark is the one which is inappropriate to say in public.
It(an obscene remark) is inappropriate to say in public.
It is inappropriate to say it(an obscene remark) in public.
How do the above sentences differ from one another in meaning?
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It's clear that they are all intended to have the same meaning, but there are a few things wrong with them. Note that we don't say a remark; we make a remark. An obscene remark is [ one / a remark ] which is inappropriate to be made in public.
- It's clear that they are all intended to have the same meaning, but there are a few things wrong with them.
- Note that we don't say a remark; we make a remark.
- An obscene remark is [ one / a remark ] which is inappropriate to be made in public.
- Awkward.
- An obscene remark is one / a remark ] which is inappropriate to make in public.
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It's clear that they are all intended to have the same meaning, but there are a few things wrong with them.
Note that we don't say a remark; we make a remark.
An obscene remark is [ one / a remark ] which is inappropriate to be
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