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Moon7296 Posted 13 years ago
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some of you
30 students are present in a class. A teacher says "Some of you might have heard about the word "comparison".
Q) Can I say "some of you" when I want to mean some students in a class? (perhaps "some of you guys" is correct but I'm not sure "some of you".
Q2) Are there other ways to say more than 2 people?
Q) Can I say "some of you" when I want to mean some students in a class? (perhaps "some of you guys" is correct but I'm not sure "some of you".
Q2) Are there other ways to say more than 2 people?
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A teacher says "Some of you might have heard the word "comparison". Q1) Can I say "some of you" when I want to mean some students in a class? -- Yes.
- A teacher says "Some of you might have heard the word "comparison".
- Q1) Can I say "some of you" when I want to mean some students in a class?
- -- Yes.
- 'Guys' is very casual Q2) Are there other ways to say more than 2 people?
- -- A few of you, many of you.
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A teacher says "Some of you might have heard the word "comparison".
Q1) Can I say "some of you" when I want to mean some students in a class? -- Yes. 'Guys' is very casual
Q2) Are there other ways to say more than 2 people?-- A few of you, many of you.
Q1) Can I say "some of you" when I want to mean some students in a class? -- Yes. 'Guys' is very casual
Q2) Are there other ways to say more than 2 people?-- A few of you, many of you.
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