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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Mean the same?
Hi. Please tell me if they all mean basically the same as part of a teacher's comment. Let's say a teacher has asked students to rewrite words that he corrected once in their notebooks. Now, he or she is checking whether students have done their work or not.
"You didn't rewrite the words I corrected once."
"You didn't rewrite the words corrected once."
"You didn't write the corrected words once."
"You didn't rewrite the words I corrected once."
"You didn't rewrite the words corrected once."
"You didn't write the corrected words once."
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Anonymous Please tell me if they all mean basically the same Yes, they do, but I would not use the middle one. CJ
- Anonymous Please tell me if they all mean basically the same Yes, they do, but I would not use the middle one.
- CJ
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AnonymousPlease tell me if they all mean basically the sameYes, they do, but I would not use the middle one.
CJ
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