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Bironda2010jp Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Question about "and"
Hello,
Could you please tell me whether or not my interpretation about the following sentence is correct?
Sentence:
"This is a task that requires a certain skill with a pencil and a good memory."
My interpretation:
(a) The task requires a certain skill with a pencil. And it also requires a good memory.
(b) The task requires a certain skill with a pencil. And it also requires a certain skill with a good memory.
Are both (a) and (b) are correct, or is one of them incorrect?
Thank you in advance.
Could you please tell me whether or not my interpretation about the following sentence is correct?
Sentence:
"This is a task that requires a certain skill with a pencil and a good memory."
My interpretation:
(a) The task requires a certain skill with a pencil. And it also requires a good memory.
(b) The task requires a certain skill with a pencil. And it also requires a certain skill with a good memory.
Are both (a) and (b) are correct, or is one of them incorrect?
Thank you in advance.
Top answer
This is correct: (a) The task requires a certain skill with a pencil. And it also requires a good memory.
- This is correct: (a) The task requires a certain skill with a pencil.
- And it also requires a good memory.
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This is correct:
(a) The task requires a certain skill with a pencil. And it also requires a good memory.
(a) The task requires a certain skill with a pencil. And it also requires a good memory.
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Thank you so much! 
Our English teacher told us (b) is correct and i was a bit confused, but now it's clear.
Our English teacher told us (b) is correct and i was a bit confused, but now it's clear.
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