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'They have different pencils' a 'They have a different number of pencils'

0Is there any difference between 'They have different pencils' a 'They have a different number of pencils' ?02br
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0Yes. In the second sentence the difference is in the number of pencils. 0-

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  • In the second sentence the difference is in the number of pencils.
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0Yes. In the second sentence the difference is in the number of pencils. In the first it could be any type of difference between the pencils themselves.0-
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