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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
i am confused
"what is the difference..."
"what is the different....."
which one of those two sentence is correct?
"what is the different....."
which one of those two sentence is correct?
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First, they're not complete sentences. " is the correct way to say that. Some examples These two cars are different in color.
- First, they're not complete sentences.
- " is the correct way to say that.
- Some examples These two cars are different in color.
- (for example, one is blue and the other is white; "different" is an adjective) but What's the difference between these two cars?
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First, they're not complete sentences.
"the" can only be used with nouns and "difference" is a noun so "What is the difference ..." is the correct way to say that.
Some examples
These two cars are different in color. (for example, one is blue and the other is white; "different" is an adjective)
but
What's the difference between these two cars
"the" can only be used with nouns and "difference" is a noun so "What is the difference ..." is the correct way to say that.
Some examples
These two cars are different in color. (for example, one is blue and the other is white; "different" is an adjective)
but
What's the difference between these two cars
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