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Navitasan Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Each/every/all
1-How much will it cost to have the most expensive meal in each of these restaurants?
2-How much will it cost to have the most expensive in every one of these restaurants?
3-How much will it cost to have the most expensive in all of these restaurants?
In which case:
a-we are talking about eating in all of the restaurants in question
and in which case:
b-we want to know how much the most expensive meal will in each of the restaurants in question (in this case the reply will be a list stating the price of a meal for each restaurant)
Gratefully,
Navi.
2-How much will it cost to have the most expensive in every one of these restaurants?
3-How much will it cost to have the most expensive in all of these restaurants?
In which case:
a-we are talking about eating in all of the restaurants in question
and in which case:
b-we want to know how much the most expensive meal will in each of the restaurants in question (in this case the reply will be a list stating the price of a meal for each restaurant)
Gratefully,
Navi.
Top answer
So do you want to have a list of the most expensive meals that each one of these restaurant sells or a list of the standard price each of these restaurants is charging for a meal?
- So do you want to have a list of the most expensive meals that each one of these restaurant sells or a list of the standard price each of these restaurants is charging for a meal?
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So do you want to have a list of the most expensive meals that each one of these restaurant sells or a list of the standard price each of these restaurants is charging for a meal?
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Thank you very much Anonymous.
The most expensive meal. But the question is: what do the first three sentences mean?
Do they mean how much will eat cost if you ate the most expensive meal in all of those restaurants (most expensive meal in restaurant A + most expensive meal in restaurant B + .... = a lump sum) or whether the question is how much does each of those restaurants cha
The most expensive meal. But the question is: what do the first three sentences mean?
Do they mean how much will eat cost if you ate the most expensive meal in all of those restaurants (most expensive meal in restaurant A + most expensive meal in restaurant B + .... = a lump sum) or whether the question is how much does each of those restaurants cha
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