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John Aki Posted 5 years ago
Grammar

Grammar help please?

Hi,

Could you please check for me If I have made any mistakes in these sentences?


What is difference between these two cars? Well there is no difference between these two cars. (Noun)

What are differences between these two cars? Well there are no differences between these two cars. (Noun)


Acer computer is quite different from Asus computer. (Adjective)

Acer computers are quite different from Asus computers. (Adjective)


Cheers

  

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After I though, could I express in these patterns please advise, A) " There " and " what " have to be followed by noun . There is a [ car / church / option ]. ( Noun ) What a beautiful car.

— John Aki

  • After I though, could I express in these patterns please advise, A) " There " and " what " have to be followed by noun .
  • There is a [ car / church / option ].
  • ( Noun ) What a beautiful car.
  • ( Noun ) There [ is difference / are differences ] between these two.
  • ( Noun ) What [ is difference / are differences ] between these two.
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After I though, could I express in these patterns please advise,


A) "There" and "what" have to be followed by noun.

There is a [ car / church / option ]. (Noun)

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John AkiWhat is the difference between these two cars? Well, there is no difference between these two cars. (Noun)
John AkiWhat are the differences between these two cars? Well
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