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Lucas21c Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Simple sentence
Could you tell me which one sounds awkward between the following sentences?
If both of them sound unnatural, please give me your recommendation to convey the same meaning.
Thank you.
1. All materials that he have lately listened, read, and wathed are English.
2. All materials that he have lately listened, read, and wathed are in English.
If both of them sound unnatural, please give me your recommendation to convey the same meaning.
Thank you.
1. All materials that he have lately listened, read, and wathed are English.
2. All materials that he have lately listened, read, and wathed are in English.
Top answer
All the materials that we have listened to, read or watched have been in English.
- All the materials that we have listened to, read or watched have been in English.
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All the materials that we have listened to, read or watched have been in English.
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Thank you for your help. By the way, the subject of your sentence means everybody or all people, but what I'd like to say here is just about what he have lately experience. That is, everything he has lately listened to, read or watched have been in English (because he might want to study English intensively?)
Is it okay to only exchange the 'we' for 'he' so as to convey that idea?
If not,
Is it okay to only exchange the 'we' for 'he' so as to convey that idea?
If not,
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Ah, yes. I misread your 'he' as 'we'.
All the materials that he has listened to, read or watched have been in English.
All the materials that he has listened to, read or watched have been in English.
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