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Joseph A Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

In form of or in the form of

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Are both "in form of" and "in the form of" used correctly in the following sentences?

1. This sentence is in form of question.

2. This sentence is in the form of question.

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JA

  

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Joseph A Are both "in form of" and "in the form of" used correctly in the following sentences? No, neither sentence is correct. You need articles: This sentence is in the form of a question .

— Mister Micawber

  • Joseph A Are both "in form of" and "in the form of" used correctly in the following sentences?
  • No, neither sentence is correct.
  • You need articles: This sentence is in the form of a question .
  • However, even grammatically correct it is not native.
  • This sentence is a question.
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Joseph AAre both "in form of" and "in the form of" used correctly in the following sentences?

No, neither sentence is correct. You need articles:

This sentence is in the form of a question.

However, even grammatically correct it is not native.

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