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Build chalk 471 Posted 8 years ago
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Is it correct?
1. These prices remain the same for both cases or they have to be changed?
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No. I am not certain what you are trying to say. The sentence has a question mark, but the wording is not that of a question.
- No.
- I am not certain what you are trying to say.
- The sentence has a question mark, but the wording is not that of a question.
- Perhaps you mean something like this: Do these prices remain the same for both cases, or do they have to be changed?
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No. I am not certain what you are trying to say. The sentence has a question mark, but the wording is not that of a question. Perhaps you mean something like this:
Do these prices remain the same for both cases, or do they have to be changed?
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