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Nakamura Yo Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Does 'some' left out make difference in a sentence?
In these sentences below, what would be the difference created by the presence and absence of a word 'some'?
There are some monkeys in Tokyo zoo.
There are monkeys in Tokyo zoo.
There are some monkeys in Tokyo zoo.
There are monkeys in Tokyo zoo.
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some monkey indicate few monkeys. in second sentence is uncertain about monkeys maybe few or more
- some monkey indicate few monkeys.
- in second sentence is uncertain about monkeys maybe few or more
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some monkey indicate few monkeys.
in second sentence is uncertain about monkeys maybe few or more
in second sentence is uncertain about monkeys maybe few or more
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Thanks.
So in the sentence with 'some', there are few monkeys. like a couple or so?
So in the sentence with 'some', there are few monkeys. like a couple or so?
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