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Arunss90 Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
"Followed by" usage
What does the following sentence mean?
"Rome has poor air quality than berlin,followed by london and madrid"
Is it Rome>berlin>london>madrid in terms of air quality
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Rome>berlin,london > berlin,madrid > Berlin in terms of air quality..kindly help
"Rome has poor air quality than berlin,followed by london and madrid"
Is it Rome>berlin>london>madrid in terms of air quality
(or)
Rome>berlin,london > berlin,madrid > Berlin in terms of air quality..kindly help
Top answer
poorer air quality.. The sentence is ambiguous, that is you cannot tell which of your suggestions is correct.
- poorer air quality..
- The sentence is ambiguous, that is you cannot tell which of your suggestions is correct.
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..poorer air quality.. The sentence is ambiguous, that is you cannot tell which of your suggestions is correct.
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