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New Hope Posted 10 years ago
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like /unlike
Which is correct of the two?
There is no life on the moon like our earth
There is no life on the moon unlike our earth.
There is no life on the moon like our earth
There is no life on the moon unlike our earth.
Top answer
Neither sounds clear; it is hard to judge the meaning, in part because of the word order. — Unlike on Earth, there is no life on the Moon. Unlike Earth, the Moon has no life.
- Neither sounds clear; it is hard to judge the meaning, in part because of the word order.
- — Unlike on Earth, there is no life on the Moon.
- Unlike Earth, the Moon has no life.
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Neither sounds clear; it is hard to judge the meaning, in part because of the word order. Is it this?—
Unlike on Earth, there is no life on the Moon.
Unlike Earth, the Moon has no life.
Unlike on Earth, there is no life on the Moon.
Unlike Earth, the Moon has no life.
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