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JKBelieve Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
General Grammar question.... ^^
Well two questions actually....
1. 'the quality of sound'? or 'the quality of the sound'? which one is grammatically 'better'
2. 'looking for a replacement for something'
Is this sentence grammatically correct?
1. 'the quality of sound'? or 'the quality of the sound'? which one is grammatically 'better'
2. 'looking for a replacement for something'
Is this sentence grammatically correct?
Top answer
1. Neither is better. Both are grammatical.
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- Neither is better.
- Both are grammatical.
- 2.
- Not a sentence.
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1. Neither is better. Both are grammatical.
2. Not a sentence. You need something like "I am looking for a replacement for something". Then it's a grammatically correct sentence.
CJ
2. Not a sentence. You need something like "I am looking for a replacement for something". Then it's a grammatically correct sentence.
CJ
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