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Soulmate678 Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
On and In ; These and This
On some sentences, I can't really understand the difference of these words. Like for example, this sentences.
"Wireframes enable designers to focus on the types of objects in the page and their organization without worrying too much about precise placement and detail of the layout itself."
could someone show me the uses of this words, and please teach me the difference of "this and these"
Thanks.
"Wireframes enable designers to focus on the types of objects in the page and their organization without worrying too much about precise placement and detail of the layout itself."
could someone show me the uses of this words, and please teach me the difference of "this and these"
Thanks.
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First of all, if you look up the word focus in an English/English dictionary it says that in this case(refering to your sentence) focus can only be followed by on - not in. Otherwise it will not make any sense. As regards the in , it has to be in, because on the paper literally means that the types of objects lies on/upon the page.
- First of all, if you look up the word focus in an English/English dictionary it says that in this case(refering to your sentence) focus can only be followed by on - not in.
- Otherwise it will not make any sense.
- As regards the in , it has to be in, because on the paper literally means that the types of objects lies on/upon the page.
- It is rather difficult for me to explain as I am not a native English speaker, hence I hope that you are able to understand what I mean.
- But with all the geniuses on this forum, you will very likely receive other comments far more intelligent than mine When it comes to this and these it is quite simple; This is the singular form, and these is the plural form.
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First of all, if you look up the word focus in an English/English dictionary it says that in this case(refering to your sentence) focus can only be followed by on - not in. Otherwise it will not make any sense. As regards the in, it has to be in, because on the paperliterally means that the types of objects lies on/upon the page. It is rather difficult for me to explain as I a
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