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Joseph A Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
Earthquake
Hello everyone,
Could we use the word "earthquake" as follows?
1. We're afraid of an earthquake
2. We're afraid of earthquakes.
Is there any difference between the sentences above in meaning?
Regards
JA
Top answer
#1 lacks a final punctuation mark. The difference is that in #1 you're only afraid of one earthquake.
- #1 lacks a final punctuation mark.
- The difference is that in #1 you're only afraid of one earthquake.
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#1 lacks a final punctuation mark.
The difference is that in #1 you're only afraid of one earthquake.
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