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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

Same meaning?

1. Yesterday was so cold that they couldn't go out.

2. It was such a cold yesterday that they couldn't go out.

3. It was such a cold day yesterday that they couldn't go out.

4. It was so cold yesterday that they couldn't go out.

5. It was such a cold day that they couldn't go out yesterday.

6. It was so cold that they couldn't go out yesterday.

Please correct the sentence. Do they have the same meaning?

  

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#2 is wrong. The rest are correct and mean the same.

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  • #2 is wrong.
  • The rest are correct and mean the same.
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#2 is wrong.

The rest are correct and mean the same.

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