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Angliholic Posted 19 years ago
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Everyone in the class is silence.
Everyone in the class is silence.
Everyone in the class is a good student.
I presume the first of the above two does work. But how do you explain away that it doesn't work while the second sentence with a similar pattern does sound right and good. Thanks.
Everyone in the class is a good student.
I presume the first of the above two does work. But how do you explain away that it doesn't work while the second sentence with a similar pattern does sound right and good. Thanks.
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Hi, Everyone in the class is silence. Everyone in the class is a good student. I presume the first of the above two does work.
- Hi, Everyone in the class is silence.
- Everyone in the class is a good student.
- I presume the first of the above two does work.
- I think you mean doesn't, not does.
- But how do you explain away that it doesn't work while the second sentence with a similar pattern does sound right and good.
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Hi,
Everyone in the class is silence.
Everyone in the class is a good student.
I presume the first of the above two does work. I think you mean doesn't, not does.
But how do you explain away that it doesn't work while the second sentence wit
Everyone in the class is silence.
Everyone in the class is a good student.
I presume the first of the above two does work. I think you mean doesn't, not does.
But how do you explain away that it doesn't work while the second sentence wit
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