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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary
Help to phrase two questions
Hi,
1. Is it correct to phrase a question like: "What is the film on which Dustin Hoffman won an oscar award?" ?
2. If I want to refer to someone profession or specialty, what is the appropriate word, e.g:
Alber Einstein specialized in the _____ of physics...
Also is "specialized" is appropriate here? how would you phraase thie sentence?
Thank You
1. Is it correct to phrase a question like: "What is the film on which Dustin Hoffman won an oscar award?" ?
2. If I want to refer to someone profession or specialty, what is the appropriate word, e.g:
Alber Einstein specialized in the _____ of physics...
Also is "specialized" is appropriate here? how would you phraase thie sentence?
Thank You
Top answer
Hi, 1. " ? We just say 'an Oscar'.
- Hi, 1.
- " ?
- We just say 'an Oscar'.
- 2.
- g: Alber Einstein specialized in the field of physics...
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Hi,
1. Is it correct to phrase a question like: "What is the film in (or you might say 'for) --on-- which Dustin Hoffman won an oscar award?" ?
We just say 'an Oscar'.
2. If I want to refer to someone's profession or speci
1. Is it correct to phrase a question like: "What is the film in (or you might say 'for) --on-- which Dustin Hoffman won an oscar award?" ?
We just say 'an Oscar'.
2. If I want to refer to someone's profession or speci
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