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User_gary Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
irrespective of other or another
She made a lot of mischief during his school days.
Is there any other word to replace "made" here?
Is there any another word to replace "made" here?
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I can understand the above two sentences with the same meaning irrespective of other or another.
Is the blue coloured sentence is correct? [Note: all the violet parts are context]
Is there any other word to replace "made" here?
Is there any another word to replace "made" here?
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I can understand the above two sentences with the same meaning irrespective of other or another.
Is the blue coloured sentence is correct? [Note: all the violet parts are context]
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User_gary She made a lot of mischief during his school days. Is there any other word to replace "made" here? Is there any another word to replace "made" here?
- User_gary She made a lot of mischief during his school days.
- Is there any other word to replace "made" here?
- Is there any another word to replace "made" here?
- ______________________________________________________ I can understand the above two sentences as having the same meaning irrespective of "other" or "another" .
- Is the blue coloured sentence is correct?
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User_garyShe made a lot of mischief during his school days.
Is there any other word to replace "made" here?
Is there any another word to replace "made" here?
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