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Moon7296 Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary
In one group/ in a group.
1. We all went to the concert together in one group.
2. We all went to the concert together in a group.
I heard American saying #1(in one group).
I wonder if the meaning changes slightly if I say "~ in a group."
2. We all went to the concert together in a group.
I heard American saying #1(in one group).
I wonder if the meaning changes slightly if I say "~ in a group."
Top answer
It could be the difference between everyone travelling together, or meeting at the concert. The article "a/an" means "one".
- It could be the difference between everyone travelling together, or meeting at the concert.
- The article "a/an" means "one".
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It could be the difference between everyone travelling together, or meeting at the concert.
The article "a/an" means "one".
The article "a/an" means "one".
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moon72962. We all went to the concert together in a group.Neutral focus. No implicit contrast. in a group is really redundant because together implies in a group.
moon72961. We all went to the concert together in one group.Focus on one. Implicit contrast with statements such as W
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