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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
To have / be uncertain
Both descriptions were shown to have uncertainty in explaining the cause.
Both descriptions were shown to be uncertain in explaining the cause.
are both sentences correct? If so, which is best? thanks!
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I don't see a description as an explanation. And I'm not sure that either a description or an explanation can be uncertain. I'd say unconvincing or ineffective.
- I don't see a description as an explanation.
- And I'm not sure that either a description or an explanation can be uncertain.
- I'd say unconvincing or ineffective.
- Both explanations were shown to be unconvincing.
- CJ (to have uncertainty - )
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I don't see a description as an explanation. And I'm not sure that either a description or an explanation can be uncertain. I'd say unconvincing or ineffective.
Both explanations were shown to be unconvincing.
CJ
(to have uncertainty -
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