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Ter Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
"This" or "such"?
I received a letter but there's no such person at my address, so I wrote "No such person" on the envelop.
my mum, whose english isn't as fluent, would have written "No this person", but that doesn't feel correct.
But what is the difference between "No such person" and "No this person"?
my mum, whose english isn't as fluent, would have written "No this person", but that doesn't feel correct.
But what is the difference between "No such person" and "No this person"?
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No such person is correct. No this person is ungrammatical. Other ways of doing this: Not known [at this address] Gone Away This person not known
- No such person is correct.
- No this person is ungrammatical.
- Other ways of doing this: Not known [at this address] Gone Away This person not known
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No such person is correct. No this person is ungrammatical.
Other ways of doing this:
Not known [at this address]
Gone Away
This person not known
Other ways of doing this:
Not known [at this address]
Gone Away
This person not known
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