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Navitasan Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
The French
Which are correct:
(They are supposed to mean the same.)
1-The German scientists asked the French scientists if they had any new information. The French scientists promptly replied that they did not.
2-The German scientists asked the French scientists if they had any new information. The French promptly replied that they did not.
3-The German scientists asked the French ones if they had any new information. The French scientists promptly replied that they did not.
Gratefully,
Navi.
(They are supposed to mean the same.)
1-The German scientists asked the French scientists if they had any new information. The French scientists promptly replied that they did not.
2-The German scientists asked the French scientists if they had any new information. The French promptly replied that they did not.
3-The German scientists asked the French ones if they had any new information. The French scientists promptly replied that they did not.
Gratefully,
Navi.
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To me, this has clarity sans verbosity.
-The German scientists asked the French scientists if they had any new information. They promptly replied that they did not.
-The German scientists asked the French scientists if they had any new information. They promptly replied that they did not.
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