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Mark99999989 Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

I don't think some of the schools have the technology yet. - - OK?

"I don't think some of the schools have the technology yet."

I realize this sentence is awkward and a native speaker would almost never say it. But is it grammatically feasible? Or, must a word like "many" or "all" replace "some, because it is a negative sentence?

Thank you!

  

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mark99999989 I realize this sentence is awkward and a native speaker would almost never say it. But is it grammatically feasible? Or, must a word like "many" or "all" replace "some, because it is a negative sentence?

— Mister Micawber

  • mark99999989 I realize this sentence is awkward and a native speaker would almost never say it.
  • But is it grammatically feasible?
  • Or, must a word like "many" or "all" replace "some, because it is a negative sentence?
  • You have already asked about 'some' and 'any' in this situation.
  • Go back and review the answers we have already given you in your previous posts.
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mark99999989I realize this sentence is awkward and a native speaker would almost never say it. But is it grammatically feasible? Or, must a word like "many" or "all" replace "some, because it is a negative sentence?

You have already asked about 'some' and 'any' in this situation. Go back and review the answers we have already given you in your previous pos

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