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Anonymous Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
Proper grammar - U.S. and U.K.
Which of the following would be considered the best grammar -
1. Technology as you've never seen before.
2. Technology as you've never seen it before.
Thanks.
1. Technology as you've never seen before.
2. Technology as you've never seen it before.
Thanks.
Top answer
Both are correct but have different meanings. The first refers to a specific piece of technology and the second refers to technology in general.
- Both are correct but have different meanings.
- The first refers to a specific piece of technology and the second refers to technology in general.
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Both are correct but have different meanings.
The first refers to a specific piece of technology and the second refers to technology in general.
The first refers to a specific piece of technology and the second refers to technology in general.
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I don't particularly like the style, however, Anon. Both seem rather cavalier unless used as advertising. I much prefer 'that'-- making #2 unusable.
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