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Christine Christie Posted 5 years ago
Grammar

Layer/furry

Are both these sentences correct (and do they mean the same):



a) "Tom said that have got the first layer of snow of the season this week."


b) "Tom said that have got the first flurry of snow of the season this week."



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Christine Christie Tom said that they? have got the first layer of snow of the season this week. There's no subject in that clause.

— CalifJim

  • Christine Christie Tom said that they?
  • have got the first layer of snow of the season this week.
  • There's no subject in that clause.
  • Consider "first snowfall".
  • Christine Christie Tom said that - ?
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Christine ChristieTom said that they? have got the first layer of snow of the season this week.

There's no subject in that clause. Consider "first snowfall".

Christine ChristieTom said that -?- have got the first flurry of snow
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