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Creativeguru Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
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00 Which sentence is correct and kindly tell if there is difference in the meaning among the two, if both are correct 0-
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00 What in the world are you trying to say? Can you incorporate the phrase 'half a dozen'? 0-
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0 Sir, this sentence even perplexed me. The first sentence I read in a real estate ad, it is a headline. It is related to cricket we have six ball in a over, hope you follow cricket because generally people in your part of the world hate this game. Anyways I just need to know is it grammatically correct what they used. Now you will expect the more was the line followed by this headline line. Kin
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0 I think you are talking about cricket? 02 br
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00 Only six sixes off six *****. Yes, but 'only' seems an odd choice here. To get six sixes off six ***** would be excellent! 02 br
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00 Only six sixes off six *****. Yes, but 'only' seems an odd choice here. To get six sixes off six ***** would be excellent! 02 br
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0 ya nona i am talking about cricket and thanks a lot for your reply 0-
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