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English 1b3 Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Reducing clause giving same or different meaning
We have received plenty of faulty product, some of which is brand new.
some of which being brand new.
some being brand new.
some which is brand new.
Do you accept all of these and do they all have the exact same meaning?
Thanks
some of which being brand new.
some being brand new.
some which is brand new.
Do you accept all of these and do they all have the exact same meaning?
Thanks
Top answer
The first two sound alright to me. In the sentence, they seem to hold the same meaning. The third one, some which is brand new.
- The first two sound alright to me.
- In the sentence, they seem to hold the same meaning.
- The third one, some which is brand new.
- I don't know what is wrong with it.
- But I would not use it, just sound a bit weird.
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The first two sound alright to me. In the sentence, they seem to hold the same meaning.
The third one, some which is brand new. I don't know what is wrong with it. But I would not use it, just sound a bit weird. (probably something wrong with 'some' and 'which' being right after each other)
The third one, some which is brand new. I don't know what is wrong with it. But I would not use it, just sound a bit weird. (probably something wrong with 'some' and 'which' being right after each other)
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