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Hans51 Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Many questions of my questions are about grammar.
Many questions of my questions are about grammar.
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Many of my questions are about grammar.
Can we say the meaning of the two sentences is the same and 'questions' in the first sentence is omitted because it is not needed but it is also possible to be there, meaning the same with that of the second? What do you think?
Thank you so much as usual and have a good day.
VS.
Many of my questions are about grammar.
Can we say the meaning of the two sentences is the same and 'questions' in the first sentence is omitted because it is not needed but it is also possible to be there, meaning the same with that of the second? What do you think?
Thank you so much as usual and have a good day.
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Hans51 Many questions of my questions are about grammar. Many of my questions are about grammar. Can we say the meaning of the two sentences is the same and 'questions' in the first sentence is omitted because it is not needed but it is also possible to be there no!
- Hans51 Many questions of my questions are about grammar.
- Many of my questions are about grammar.
- Can we say the meaning of the two sentences is the same and 'questions' in the first sentence is omitted because it is not needed but it is also possible to be there no!
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