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PreciousJones Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
IPad
I've never seen an iPad until yesterday so I asked the guy next to me:
Is that the iPad or should it be:
Is that an iPad.
I guess with the I'm trying to emphasize how rare it is and to me it's not an everyday find.
Thank you.
Is that the iPad or should it be:
Is that an iPad.
I guess with the I'm trying to emphasize how rare it is and to me it's not an everyday find.
Thank you.
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PreciousJones I've I had never seen an iPad until yesterday so I asked the guy next to me: Is that the iPad or should it be: Is that an iPad. I guess with the I'm trying to emphasize how rare it is and to me it's not an everyday find. Both are correct (but you need a question mark).
- PreciousJones I've I had never seen an iPad until yesterday so I asked the guy next to me: Is that the iPad or should it be: Is that an iPad.
- I guess with the I'm trying to emphasize how rare it is and to me it's not an everyday find.
- Both are correct (but you need a question mark).
- Is that the iPad?
- = Is that the "famous" iPad that everybody knows about and is talking about?
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PreciousJonesBoth are correI'veI had never seen an iPad until yesterday so I asked the guy next to me:
Is that the iPad or should it be:
Is that an iPad.
I guess with the I'm trying to emphasize how rare it is and to me it's not an everyday find.
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