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Anonymous Posted 5 years ago
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Underlying cause of

Are both of these correct, mean the same thing?

What is snoring an underlying cause of?

What is snoring caused by?


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anonymous Are both of these correct, mean the same thing? What is snoring an underlying cause of? What is snoring caused by?

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  • anonymous Are both of these correct, mean the same thing?
  • What is snoring an underlying cause of?
  • What is snoring caused by?
  • Thanks Both are correct, but they don't mean the same thing.
  • The first asks what snoring causes; the second asks what causes snoring.
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anonymous

Are both of these correct, mean the same thing?

What is snoring an underlying cause of?

What is snoring caused by?


Thanks

Both are correct, but they don't mean the same thing.

The first asks what snoring causes; the second asks what causes snoring.

To make them mean the same thing, change the first one:

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