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1. ………… two fingerprints have ever been found to be exactly the same.
A. Never
B. No
C. None
D. Not
2. ............ at 2 a.m, he was thought to be the suspect.
A. Seeing and leaving
B. Seen and left
C. Seen leaving
D. To be seen leaving
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No two fingerprints 'no' is the negative determiner. It goes before nouns, just like 'a' and 'the' might do. , In the given context, this is how we might say "Because he was seen while he was leaving".
- No two fingerprints 'no' is the negative determiner.
- It goes before nouns, just like 'a' and 'the' might do.
- , In the given context, this is how we might say "Because he was seen while he was leaving".
- CJ
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No two fingerprints
'no' is the negative determiner. It goes before nouns, just like 'a' and 'the' might do.
Seen leaving at 2 a.m.,
In the given context, this is how we might say "Because he was seen while he was leaving".
CJ
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