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Moon7296 Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
question forming
1. Jargon hasn't got any benefit.
2. Jargon has no benefit (at all).
3. Jargon doesn't have any benefit.
What versions of questions for #1,2 and 3 are there except my example below?
- Does jargon have no benefit (at all)?
2. Jargon has no benefit (at all).
3. Jargon doesn't have any benefit.
What versions of questions for #1,2 and 3 are there except my example below?
- Does jargon have no benefit (at all)?
Top answer
Hi Two comes to my mind: What benefit has Jargon had? How has Jargon benefited?
- Hi Two comes to my mind: What benefit has Jargon had?
- How has Jargon benefited?
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Hi
Two comes to my mind:
What benefit has Jargon had?
How has Jargon benefited?
Two comes to my mind:
What benefit has Jargon had?
How has Jargon benefited?
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