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English 1b3 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Respectively--how to word this
maybe, probably, definitely
a. The above express degress of certainty from less to more.
b. The above express degrees of certainty starting from less to more.
c. The above express degrees of certainty ranging from less to more respectively.
d. The above express less to more degrees of certainty respectively.
Which are incorrect?
What is the best way to say this?
Thank you
a. The above express degress of certainty from less to more.
b. The above express degrees of certainty starting from less to more.
c. The above express degrees of certainty ranging from less to more respectively.
d. The above express less to more degrees of certainty respectively.
Which are incorrect?
What is the best way to say this?
Thank you
Top answer
Hi, maybe, probably, definitely a. The above express degress of certainty from less to more. b.
- Hi, maybe, probably, definitely a.
- The above express degress of certainty from less to more.
- b.
- The above express degrees of certainty starting from less to more.
- c.
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Hi,
maybe, probably, definitely
a. The above express degress of certainty from less to more.
b. The above express degrees of certainty starting from less to more.
c. The above express degrees of certainty ranging from less to more respectively.
d. The above express less to more degrees of certainty respectively.
Which are incorrect?
maybe, probably, definitely
a. The above express degress of certainty from less to more.
b. The above express degrees of certainty starting from less to more.
c. The above express degrees of certainty ranging from less to more respectively.
d. The above express less to more degrees of certainty respectively.
Which are incorrect?
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