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Poldasht Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Those and They
I have a question about the word They and Those, Please attention to the conversation below:
A) What are those Ling? B) They're my English books.
As we see, in the part 2, we have a question with the word Those to point away, and in the part 2 we answered with the word They to point the things <Books> at away. Now what is my question: I want to know why we didn't used <They> in part 1 or why we didn't used <Those> in part 2?
A) What are those Ling? B) They're my English books.
As we see, in the part 2, we have a question with the word Those to point away, and in the part 2 we answered with the word They to point the things <Books> at away. Now what is my question: I want to know why we didn't used <They> in part 1 or why we didn't used <Those> in part 2?
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poldasht we answered with the word They to point the things at away. 'They' does not 'point away'. It merely refers to a plural noun, 'books'.
- poldasht we answered with the word They to point the things at away.
- 'They' does not 'point away'.
- It merely refers to a plural noun, 'books'.
- poldasht I want to know why we didn't used in part 1 You could, but 'they' gives no sense of distance.
- poldasht why we didn't used in part 2?
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poldashtwe answered with the word They to point the things at away.'They' does not 'point away'. It merely refers to a plural noun, 'books'.
poldasht I want to know why we didn't used in part 1You could, but 'they' gives no sense of distance.
poldashtwhy we didn't used in part 2?You cou
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Thank you, So I can use both of them and there is no problem! Thanks again.
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poldasht So I can use both of them and there is no problem!Yes, no problem there at all.
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