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Hello sir,
1)I recently had a student ask me about what oxymoron is .
2) I recently had a student ask me about what oxymoron is .
What is difference between the two sentences?
Are both the sentences applicable to in spoken and written English ?
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ritik Hello sir, What is the difference between these two sentences? 1)I recently had a student ask me about what oxymoron is . 2) I recently had a student ask me about what oxymoron is .
- ritik Hello sir, What is the difference between these two sentences?
- 1)I recently had a student ask me about what oxymoron is .
- 2) I recently had a student ask me about what oxymoron is .
- What is difference between the two sentences?
- Are both the sentences applicable to in spoken and written English ?
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ritikHello sir,
What is the difference between these two sentences?1)I recently had a student ask me about what oxymoron is .
2) I recently had a student ask me about what oxymoron is .
What is difference between the two sentences?Are
0By the way, "oxymoron" can be non-count, meaning the rhetorical device, the same way you can speak of metaphor, but I would not expect your student to have known that, so the article is probably called for, "an oxymoron".
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