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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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1. The sentence can be changed without affecting meaning.
2. The sentence can be changed without affecting the meaning.
I think both are correct where:1. Presumably "meaning" is taken as an abstract notion.
2. Presumably the meaning of something (the sentence in this case).
1. The sentence can be changed without affecting meaning.
2. The sentence can be changed without affecting the meaning.
I think both are correct where:1. Presumably "meaning" is taken as an abstract notion.
2. Presumably the meaning of something (the sentence in this case).
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I'd write "The sentence can be changed without affecting its meaning".
- I'd write "The sentence can be changed without affecting its meaning".
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I'd write "The sentence can be changed without affecting its meaning".
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