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0 I'd be happy if someone would answer my question concerning the following sentences---Thanks in advance. 02 br
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00 A: The fashions of this year are quite different from those of last year. 02 br
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00 B: People in poor countries often suffer from lack of food, while those in rich countries don't. 02 br
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00 Does "those" in A mean "the fashions"? 02 br
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00 Does "those" in B mean "people" or "the people"? 0-
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00 A: The fashions of this year are quite different from those of last year. 02 br
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00 B: People in poor countries often suffer from lack of food, while those in rich countries don't. 02 br
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00 Does "those" in A mean "the fashions"? 02 br
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00 Does "those" in B mean "people" or "the people"? 0-
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0 A - Yes, the fashions 02 br 02 br 00 B - Yes, people. " 0-
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0 A - Yes, the fashions 02 br
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00 B - Yes, people. In this sentence, there's little difference between "people" or "the people." 0-
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00 B - Yes, people. In this sentence, there's little difference between "people" or "the people." 0-
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