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Akdom Posted 16 years ago
Has the meaning changed in sentence?
Sentence 1 and 2 are structurally identical. So is 2 correct? and why?
Grammar
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1. This question is simply what is of interest for the guys in Math Department.
2. This question is simply something is of interest for the guys in Math Department.
3. This question is simply something that is of interest for the guys in Math Department.
4. This question simply is of interest for the guys in Math Department
Sentence 1 is the original quote I found. I monkey with it a bit, turn it into sentence 2, 3, 4.Has the meaning changed in sentence?
Sentence 1 and 2 are structurally identical. So is 2 correct? and why?
Top answer
These are acceptable: 1. This question is simply what is of interest to the guys in the Math Department. 3.
- These are acceptable: 1.
- This question is simply what is of interest to the guys in the Math Department.
- 3.
- This question is simply something which/that is of interest to the guys in the Math Department.
- 4.
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These are acceptable:
1. This question is simply what is of interest to the guys in the Math Department.
3. This question is simply something which/that is of interest to the guys in the Math Department.
4. This question is simply of interest to the guys in the Math Department.
Notice that the word 'guys' instantly
1. This question is simply what is of interest to the guys in the Math Department.
3. This question is simply something which/that is of interest to the guys in the Math Department.
4. This question is simply of interest to the guys in the Math Department.
Notice that the word 'guys' instantly
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