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Maple Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
Two parts from an article in META
Dear teachers,
Meta is the name of a translation journal.
I have two questions about the redly underlined parts of the below picture:
1) What is/are the author's name and surname? (My guess: name: Jamal. Surname: Al-Qinai?)
2) What is/are the volume and issue respectively? (The smaller picture is from the left-lower corner of the first page of this article. If you want to see the article, you can download it at the publisher's website and here is the direct link: http://www.erudit.org/revue/meta/2000/v45/n3/001878ar.pdf )
Any comments are welcome! Many thanks in advance!
(One more question: Do you think I need is or are in my questions?)
Meta is the name of a translation journal.
I have two questions about the redly underlined parts of the below picture:
1) What is/are the author's name and surname? (My guess: name: Jamal. Surname: Al-Qinai?)
2) What is/are the volume and issue respectively? (The smaller picture is from the left-lower corner of the first page of this article. If you want to see the article, you can download it at the publisher's website and here is the direct link: http://www.erudit.org/revue/meta/2000/v45/n3/001878ar.pdf )
Any comments are welcome! Many thanks in advance!
(One more question: Do you think I need is or are in my questions?)
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Maple Dear teachers, Meta is the name of a translation journal. I have two questions about the redly underlined parts of the below picture: 1) What is/are the author's name and surname? (My guess: name: Jamal.
- Maple Dear teachers, Meta is the name of a translation journal.
- I have two questions about the redly underlined parts of the below picture: 1) What is/are the author's name and surname?
- (My guess: name: Jamal.
- Surname: Al-Qinai ?
- )[Y] 2) What is/are the volume and issue respectively?
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MapleDear teachers,
Meta is the name of a translation journal.
I have two questions about the redly underlined parts of the below picture:
1) What is/are the author's name and surname? (My guess: name: Jamal. Surname: Al-Qinai?
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Hi,
1) What is/are the author's name and surname? (My guess: name: Jamal. Surname: Al-Qinai?)
Particularly since you have used the term surname, it's clearer to say that his first name or given name is Jamal.
The term 'name' is flexible. When you meet To
1) What is/are the author's name and surname? (My guess: name: Jamal. Surname: Al-Qinai?)
Particularly since you have used the term surname, it's clearer to say that his first name or given name is Jamal.
The term 'name' is flexible. When you meet To
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