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Silak12 Posted 12 years ago
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Hi! everyone.
Could you rephrase this sentence?
The proportion of trucks to cars on the roads has changed dramatically.
Does it mean the quantity of trucks on the road has become less or more than cars or both the cars and trucks are no more in suitable quantitative relationship with each other?
Thanks!
Could you rephrase this sentence?
The proportion of trucks to cars on the roads has changed dramatically.
Does it mean the quantity of trucks on the road has become less or more than cars or both the cars and trucks are no more in suitable quantitative relationship with each other?
Thanks!
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Does it mean the quantity of trucks on the road has become less or more than cars The sentence doesn't tell us that. or both the cars and trucks are no more in suitable quantitative relationship with each other? It doesn't tell us that either.
- Does it mean the quantity of trucks on the road has become less or more than cars The sentence doesn't tell us that.
- or both the cars and trucks are no more in suitable quantitative relationship with each other?
- It doesn't tell us that either.
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Does it mean the quantity of trucks on the road has become less or more than cars The sentence doesn't tell us that.
or both the cars and trucks are no more in suitable quantitative relationship with each other? It doesn't tell us that either.
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silak12The proportion of trucks to cars on the roads has changed dramatically.The only thing that this tells us is that the number of trucks relative to the number of cars has changed.
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