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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Sentence interpretation
How are these sentences interpreted?
1. Attached is a file with the slides for tomorrow. (Does that mean that the file is the slides or contains the slides?)
2. Send a document that lists the classes you have taken. (Does 'a document that lists' mean the same as 'a document that has the list of classes you have taken?)
1. Attached is a file with the slides for tomorrow. (Does that mean that the file is the slides or contains the slides?)
2. Send a document that lists the classes you have taken. (Does 'a document that lists' mean the same as 'a document that has the list of classes you have taken?)
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Anonymous 1. Attached is a file with the slides for tomorrow. ) Yes.
- Anonymous 1.
- Attached is a file with the slides for tomorrow.
- ) Yes.
- Anonymous 2.
- Send a document that lists the classes you have taken.
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Anonymous1. Attached is a file with the slides for tomorrow. (Does that mean that the file is the slides or contains the slides?)Yes.
Anonymous2. Send a document that lists the classes you have taken. (Does 'a document that lists' mean the same as 'a document that has the list of classes you have taken?)Yes.
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Mister MicawberYes.Now do not re-post this question again, please.Thanks and sorry about that, I just needed more explanation.
So would either of the two sentences with their corresponding meaning sentences be correct?
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Attached is a file with the slides for tomorrow.
Attached are the slides for tomorrow.
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Send a doc
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It's interesting to see how we non-native English speakers comprehend the sentence.
Here's how I see it:
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Attach
Here's how I see it:1.
Attach
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''It's interesting to see how we non-native English speakers comprehend the sentence.''
I so agree with you!!!
I so agree with you!!!
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