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Cjw003 Posted 12 years ago
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How many frogs are (there) beside the pond?
How many frogs are beside the pond?
How many frogs are THERE beside the pond?
What is the difference between these two questions? Are they both asking the same thing? Or is there a slight nuance in meaning? HELP! Thanks in advance! =)
How many frogs are THERE beside the pond?
What is the difference between these two questions? Are they both asking the same thing? Or is there a slight nuance in meaning? HELP! Thanks in advance! =)
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Hi cjw; Welcome to the Forums. There is no difference in meaning between those two questions.
- Hi cjw; Welcome to the Forums.
- There is no difference in meaning between those two questions.
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Hi cjw;
Welcome to the Forums.
There is no difference in meaning between those two questions.
Welcome to the Forums.
There is no difference in meaning between those two questions.
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Thanks AlpheccaStars!
Is there one that's more correct than then the other?
Is there one that's more correct than then the other?
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cjw003 Thanks AlpheccaStars! Is there one that's more correct than then the other?No. The shorter one (without "there") is probably more common.
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