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Sheerinshaikh Posted 23 years ago
Grammar
Pl. clear my doubt
1)MARY ALWAYS LEAVES HOME AT 8CLOCK BUT TODAY IS AN EXCEPTION SHE'S IS GOING LATE.
2)YOU MUST REPORT HERE EVERY TUESDAY WITH OUT EXCEPTION.
3)WITH THE EXCEPTION OF THE WEATHER IT WAS A PERFECT HOLIDAY.
IN THIS ABOVE SENTENCES IAM NOT ABLE TO UNDERSTAND THE WORD EXCEPTION.
PL. TELL ME WHAT IT STATES IN EACH OF THE SENTENCES.
PL REPLY ASAP.
THANKS.
2)YOU MUST REPORT HERE EVERY TUESDAY WITH OUT EXCEPTION.
3)WITH THE EXCEPTION OF THE WEATHER IT WAS A PERFECT HOLIDAY.
IN THIS ABOVE SENTENCES IAM NOT ABLE TO UNDERSTAND THE WORD EXCEPTION.
PL. TELL ME WHAT IT STATES IN EACH OF THE SENTENCES.
PL REPLY ASAP.
THANKS.
Top answer
An exception is something different than usual. Mary always (usually) leaves home at 8, but today is different, she is going late. Without exception means it can't be any different.
- An exception is something different than usual.
- Mary always (usually) leaves home at 8, but today is different, she is going late.
- Without exception means it can't be any different.
- You must report here every tuesday - there are no other options.
- With exception of means besides.
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An exception is something different than usual.
Mary always (usually) leaves home at 8, but today is different, she is going late.
Without exception means it can't be any different.
You must report here every tuesday - there are no other options.
With exception of means besides.
Besides the weather it was a perfect holiday - the weather
Mary always (usually) leaves home at 8, but today is different, she is going late.
Without exception means it can't be any different.
You must report here every tuesday - there are no other options.
With exception of means besides.
Besides the weather it was a perfect holiday - the weather
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