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Snappy Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Not only but also
Are these all okay?
A. The word "sound" does not only mean "something you hear" but also "good condition," depending on the context.
B. The word "sound" means not only "something you hear" but also "good condition," depending on the context.
C. The word "sound" does mean only "something you hear" but also "good condition," depending on the context.
A. The word "sound" does not only mean "something you hear" but also "good condition," depending on the context.
B. The word "sound" means not only "something you hear" but also "good condition," depending on the context.
C. The word "sound" does mean only "something you hear" but also "good condition," depending on the context.
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B is the best. A is acceptable. I don't like C - it is not logical.
- B is the best.
- A is acceptable.
- I don't like C - it is not logical.
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B is the best. A is acceptable. I don't like C - it is not logical.
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