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Believer Posted 20 years ago
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1. When we are using adjecitves like "different" in front of variable?? nouns like pronunciation and language, is it always the case that the countable part of their variable nature will be used like this?
different pronunciations
different languages
Sorry if I am not being clear with my question.
2. What is the difference between the question forms "would it differ?" and "would it be different?"?
different pronunciations
different languages
Sorry if I am not being clear with my question.
2. What is the difference between the question forms "would it differ?" and "would it be different?"?
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Hi, 1. When we are using adjecitves like "different" in front of variable?? nouns like pronunciation and language, is it always the case that the countable part of their variable nature will be used like this?
- Hi, 1.
- When we are using adjecitves like "different" in front of variable??
- nouns like pronunciation and language, is it always the case that the countable part of their variable nature will be used like this?
- Generally speaking, yes.
- "Diffreent' suggests more than one of something.
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Hi,
1. When we are using adjecitves like "different" in front of variable?? nouns like pronunciation and language, is it always the case that the countable part of their variable nature will be used like this?Generally speaking, yes. "Diffreent' suggests more than one of something.
different pronunciations
1. When we are using adjecitves like "different" in front of variable?? nouns like pronunciation and language, is it always the case that the countable part of their variable nature will be used like this?Generally speaking, yes. "Diffreent' suggests more than one of something.
different pronunciations
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CliveHi,What is the difference between these?
eg You are listening to a poor musician play and you say 'He is differing from the way the music is written.'
Best wishes, Clive
'He differs from the way the music is written.'
'He is differing from the way the music is written.'
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Hi,
What is the difference between these?
'He differs from the way the music is written.' I wouldn't say this if I were speaking during his playing.
'He is differing from the way the music is written.' I would say this if I were speaking during his playing, which is the context I gave
What is the difference between these?
'He differs from the way the music is written.' I wouldn't say this if I were speaking during his playing.
'He is differing from the way the music is written.' I would say this if I were speaking during his playing, which is the context I gave
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CliveHi,
What is the difference between these?
'He differs from the way the music is written.' I wouldn't say this if I were speaking during his playing.
'He is differing from the way the music is written.' I would say this if I were speaking during his playin
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Hi,
How about you tell me how you interpret these new examples? It would be helpful to divide the work load a little more evenly.
Bet wishes, Clive
How about you tell me how you interpret these new examples? It would be helpful to divide the work load a little more evenly.
Bet wishes, Clive
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