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Farassoo Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
replace
Hello.
Yesterday in my class my teacher was talking about a basketball game. She said both of these sentences are correct:
Kukoc replaced Jordan. OR Jordan replaced by Kukoc.
Do they mean the same?
And I think the second sentence means Kukoc replaced Jordan with someone else(?)
Yesterday in my class my teacher was talking about a basketball game. She said both of these sentences are correct:
Kukoc replaced Jordan. OR Jordan replaced by Kukoc.
Do they mean the same?
And I think the second sentence means Kukoc replaced Jordan with someone else(?)
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You have copied one wrong. They should read: Kukoc replaced Jordan. Jordan was replaced by Kukoc .
- You have copied one wrong.
- They should read: Kukoc replaced Jordan.
- Jordan was replaced by Kukoc .
- Those have the same meaning.
- farassoo Jordan replaced by Kukoc.
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You have copied one wrong. They should read:
Kukoc replaced Jordan.
Jordan was replaced by Kukoc.
Those have the same meaning.
Kukoc replaced Jordan.
Jordan was replaced by Kukoc.
Those have the same meaning.
farassooJordan replaced by Kukoc.That has no meaning that I can see
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Thank you Mister Micawber.
Jordan wasn't playing in the game and Kukoc was in the game.So if the coach replaces a player, I can say:
Kukoc replaced Jordan.
Jordan was replaced by Kukoc.
And can I use 'replace with'?
Jordan wasn't playing in the game and Kukoc was in the game.So if the coach replaces a player, I can say:
Kukoc replaced Jordan.
Jordan was replaced by Kukoc.
And can I use 'replace with'?
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farassooJordan wasn't playing in the game and Kukoc was in the gameIs that before or after the replacement?
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farassooIt's after the replacement.Then
Kukoc replaced Jordan.
Jordan was replaced by/with Kukoc.
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