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Sunny123 Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
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Hi Please tell me which conversation is correct ?
And which one is more common or better if all of them are correct.
Please let me know if you are a native English speaker.
A: What's the name of this animal?
B: It's a cat.
C: What's the name of this thing?
D: It's a football.
E: What's the name of this object?
F: It's a football.
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G: What's the name for this animal?
H: It's a cat.
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I: What animal is this?
J: It's a cat.
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K: What is this animal?
L: It's a cat.
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M: What do you call this animal?
N: It's a cat.
?
And which one is more common or better if all of them are correct.
Please let me know if you are a native English speaker.
A: What's the name of this animal?
B: It's a cat.
C: What's the name of this thing?
D: It's a football.
E: What's the name of this object?
F: It's a football.
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G: What's the name for this animal?
H: It's a cat.
***********************************
I: What animal is this?
J: It's a cat.
**********************************
K: What is this animal?
L: It's a cat.
**********************************
M: What do you call this animal?
N: It's a cat.
?
Top answer
All OK. I'm a native speaker. 'Please' is often is said with such questions, depending on the context.
- All OK.
- I'm a native speaker.
- 'Please' is often is said with such questions, depending on the context.
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All OK.
I'm a native speaker.
'Please' is often is said with such questions, depending on the context.
I'm a native speaker.
'Please' is often is said with such questions, depending on the context.
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