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Jack112 Posted 14 years ago
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Are these sentences correct? Is there any difference in meaning between #1 and #3?
1. What is the make and what is the year of your car?
2. What is the make and year of your car? - Is 'what is the year' omitted in this sentence?
3. What are the make and year of your car? - is this sentence correct? Is the subject 'make' and 'year'?
Thanks
1. What is the make and what is the year of your car?
2. What is the make and year of your car? - Is 'what is the year' omitted in this sentence?
3. What are the make and year of your car? - is this sentence correct? Is the subject 'make' and 'year'?
Thanks
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What is the make and year of your car? - Is 'what is the year' omitted in this sentence? It seems so.
- What is the make and year of your car?
- - Is 'what is the year' omitted in this sentence?
- It seems so.
- I don't see it there.
- Is there any difference in meaning between #1 and #3?
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What is the make and year of your car? - Is 'what is the year' omitted in this sentence?
It seems so. I don't see it there.
Is there any difference in meaning between #1 and #3? No. And they are both correct. The complete subject of #3 is 'the make and year of your car'.
CJ
It seems so. I don't see it there.
Is there any difference in meaning between #1 and #3? No. And they are both correct. The complete subject of #3 is 'the make and year of your car'.
CJ
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