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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary
General and specific sentences
what is the meaning of general and specific sentences
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Hi, One could answer this question in various ways. I suggest you consider it in terms of detail. Begin by thinking of it this way.
- Hi, One could answer this question in various ways.
- I suggest you consider it in terms of detail.
- Begin by thinking of it this way.
- A general sentence lacks detail.
- A specofic sentece includes details.
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Hi,
One could answer this question in various ways. I suggest you consider it in terms of detail.
Begin by thinking of it this way.
A general sentence lacks detail. A specofic sentece includes details.
eg General - Someone has a problem.
eg Specific - Tom Smith has a broken right leg.
Clive
One could answer this question in various ways. I suggest you consider it in terms of detail.
Begin by thinking of it this way.
A general sentence lacks detail. A specofic sentece includes details.
eg General - Someone has a problem.
eg Specific - Tom Smith has a broken right leg.
Clive
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