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Alc24 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
WHAT and WHICH (3 sentences)
Could you tell me how you would say these 3 sentences?
- I wouldn't be able to tell you which team has won (in) what year.
- What time is the alarm on for?
- What day through what day do you work.
Does this sentence make sense?
- There is money missing the bill. Someone hasn't paid their share.
Thank you
- I wouldn't be able to tell you which team has won (in) what year.
- What time is the alarm on for?
- What day through what day do you work.
Does this sentence make sense?
- There is money missing the bill. Someone hasn't paid their share.
Thank you
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The first sentence sounds much like a native speaker, but it technically should be ... (in) which year. " sounds better.
- The first sentence sounds much like a native speaker, but it technically should be ...
- (in) which year.
- " sounds better.
- The third is a little confusing.
- " instead.
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The first sentence sounds much like a native speaker, but it technically should be ... (in) which year.
The second makes sense, but "What time is the alarm set for?" sounds better.
The third is a little confusing. You might want to say "Which days do you work?" instead.
The last sentence makes sense in context, but you're missing a word:
There is money miss
The second makes sense, but "What time is the alarm set for?" sounds better.
The third is a little confusing. You might want to say "Which days do you work?" instead.
The last sentence makes sense in context, but you're missing a word:
There is money miss
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