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Tung Quoc Posted 20 years ago
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Hi,
What is the difference in meaning between:
1. Please choose the correct sentence.
2. Please choose the correct sentences.
3. Please choose correct sentences.
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What is the difference in meaning between:
1. Please choose the correct sentence.
2. Please choose the correct sentences.
3. Please choose correct sentences.
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Hi, What is the difference in meaning between: 1. Please choose the correct sentence. The speaker thinks there is only one that is correct.
- Hi, What is the difference in meaning between: 1.
- Please choose the correct sentence.
- The speaker thinks there is only one that is correct.
- 2.
- Please choose the correct sentences.
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Hi,
What is the difference in meaning between:
1. Please choose the correct sentence. The speaker thinks there is only one that is correct.
2. Please choose the correct sentences. The speaker thinks that more than one is correct.
3. Please choose correct
What is the difference in meaning between:
1. Please choose the correct sentence. The speaker thinks there is only one that is correct.
2. Please choose the correct sentences. The speaker thinks that more than one is correct.
3. Please choose correct
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All 3 are correct. 1 is the most utilized, for the reasons Clive gave you.
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Tung QuocIs (1) correct?Quoc
Please choose correct sentence. (1)
Quoc
You should have named the above sentence "(4)."
Having two different sentences both indicated as (1) in the same thread is confusing.
Your last sentence (
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1/ Hi Clive,
You wrote:
The speaker thinks that more than one is correct. (5)
IMO, (5) is wrong. The correct sentence is:
The speaker thinks that more than one are correct. (6)
How about your opinion?
2/ Is this sentence correct?
You wrote:
The speaker thinks that more than one is correct. (5)
IMO, (5) is wrong. The correct sentence is:
The speaker thinks that more than one are correct. (6)
How about your opinion?
2/ Is this sentence correct?
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Hi Quoc,
1/ Hi Clive,
You wrote:
The speaker thinks that more than one is correct. (5)
IMO, (5) is wrong. The correct sentence is:
The speaker thinks that more than one are correct. (6)
How about your opinion?
1/ Hi Clive,
You wrote:
The speaker thinks that more than one is correct. (5)
IMO, (5) is wrong. The correct sentence is:
The speaker thinks that more than one are correct. (6)
How about your opinion?
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