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Debpriya De Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
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While introducing three possibilities which of the following two sentences would be grammatically correct ?
"It can be black, white or grey."
"It can be black or white or gray."
Do the two sentences mean the same thing ?
"It can be black, white or grey."
"It can be black or white or gray."
Do the two sentences mean the same thing ?
Top answer
They have the same meaning and both are correct. The first is the conventional presentation.
- They have the same meaning and both are correct.
- The first is the conventional presentation.
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They have the same meaning and both are correct. The first is the conventional presentation.
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