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NL888 Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

Does the context sound native and natural?

Context:

I con­duct his­tory classes at a small Sat­ur­day Russ­ian school in Edin­burgh, cov­er­ing the topic about rela­tion between the UK and the USSR. I have come across a ref­er­ence to Win­ston Churchill’s speech at the House of Com­mons on the 25th of Decem­ber 1959 ded­i­cated to the 80th http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joseph_Stalin anniver­sary. Could you, please, kindly advise if it would be pos­si­ble to obtain the text of this speech for edu­ca­tional pur­poses, pro­vid­ing all nec­es­sary ref­er­enc­ing. —V.D., Edinburgh
  

Top answer

You mean does the language sound that way. No.

— Enoon

  • You mean does the language sound that way.
  • No.
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You mean does the language sound that way. No.
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enoonYou mean does the language sound that way. No.
Is the noun clause does the language sound that way a direct question or an inversion?
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Churchill made no speeches in the House of Commons after his retirement in 1955.
Nobody makes speeches in the House of Commons on Christmas day.
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