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Mizansinha007 Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Need more expressions which have the same meaning.
The English is an industrious nation.
Is the sentence above right to say? & Please teachers, give more sentences which have the same meaning.
Thanks teachers...
Is the sentence above right to say? & Please teachers, give more sentences which have the same meaning.
Thanks teachers...
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No, it won't work. You could say: England is an industrious nation. The English are an industrious nation.
- No, it won't work.
- You could say: England is an industrious nation.
- The English are an industrious nation.
- The English are an industrious people.
- Note that you should use British/Britain rather than English/England unless you specifically intend your statement to apply to the English alone, and not to the Scots, Welsh and Northern Irish.
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No, it won't work. You could say:
England is an industrious nation.
The English are an industrious nation.
The English are an industrious people.
Note that you should use British/Britain rather than English/England unless you specifically intend your statement to apply to the English alone, and not to the Scots, Welsh and Northern Irish.
England is an industrious nation.
The English are an industrious nation.
The English are an industrious people.
Note that you should use British/Britain rather than English/England unless you specifically intend your statement to apply to the English alone, and not to the Scots, Welsh and Northern Irish.
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