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Akhil tiwari Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Please explain.
Hey,
1) "A number of historical incidents took place in the seventh and eighth century/centuturies."
"A number of historical incidents took place in the seventh and the eighth century/centuturies."
Which's the more appropriate word for each of the sentences?
And what do both the sentences mean? Do they mean the same?
Thanks in advance!
Regards!
1) "A number of historical incidents took place in the seventh and eighth century/centuturies."
"A number of historical incidents took place in the seventh and the eighth century/centuturies."
Which's the more appropriate word for each of the sentences?
And what do both the sentences mean? Do they mean the same?
Thanks in advance!
Regards!
Top answer
" I don't see much point in repeating the article. Either one of the above will do. No difference in meaning.
- " I don't see much point in repeating the article.
- Either one of the above will do.
- No difference in meaning.
- CB
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akhil tiwari"A number of historical incidents took place in the seventh and eighth century/centuturies."I don't see much point in repeating the article. Either one of the above will do. No difference in meaning.
CB
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Hi,
In terms of meaning, without any context it seems like a somewhat odd thing to say.
Clive
In terms of meaning, without any context it seems like a somewhat odd thing to say.
Clive
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