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Moon7296 Posted 15 years ago
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~ seats reserved ~ vacant
The most basic of rules is to keep the special seats reserved for the elderly vacant.
I have two questions with the sentence above.
1. Is the most basic rule ~ also acceptable?
1.1 If so what is the difference between 'The most basic of rules' and the most basic rule?
1.2 Is it something to do with most of the student VS most students?
2. I don't understand clearly why 'vacant' is used. ('reserved' comes in the sentence, then why vacant again?)
I have two questions with the sentence above.
1. Is the most basic rule ~ also acceptable?
1.1 If so what is the difference between 'The most basic of rules' and the most basic rule?
1.2 Is it something to do with most of the student VS most students?
2. I don't understand clearly why 'vacant' is used. ('reserved' comes in the sentence, then why vacant again?)
Top answer
1. - - Yes. -- I can think of none.
- 1.
- - - Yes.
- -- I can think of none.
- - No 2.
- I don't understand clearly why 'vacant' is used.
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1. Is the most basic rule ~ also acceptable?-- Yes.
1.1 If so what is the difference between 'The most basic of rules' and the most basic rule?-- I can think of none.
1.2 Is it something to do with most of the student VS most students?- No
2. I don't understand clearly why 'vacant' is used. ('reserved' comes in the sentence, then why vacant again
1.1 If so what is the difference between 'The most basic of rules' and the most basic rule?-- I can think of none.
1.2 Is it something to do with most of the student VS most students?- No
2. I don't understand clearly why 'vacant' is used. ('reserved' comes in the sentence, then why vacant again
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