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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
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what - such
1- That's ---- a good film.
A) what B) such
I think 'what' wouldn't be correct here, would it?
2- We were so stressed ---- lessons.
What preposition would you use or how would you convey the intended meaning here?
A) what B) such
I think 'what' wouldn't be correct here, would it?
2- We were so stressed ---- lessons.
What preposition would you use or how would you convey the intended meaning here?
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A) what B) such I believe this question was asked before. A and B have nothing in common and should not even be in the same question. A is correct when you’ve just finished a good movie in a theater with a friend.
- A) what B) such I believe this question was asked before.
- A and B have nothing in common and should not even be in the same question.
- A is correct when you’ve just finished a good movie in a theater with a friend.
- ”.
- It’s not a complete sentence but rather sort of an exclamation point to display your appreciation toward something.
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A) what B) such
I believe this question was asked before. A and B have nothing in common and should not even be in the same question.
A is correct when you’ve just finished a good movie in a theater with a friend. You might say” What a fantastic movie!, don’t you think?”. It’s not a complete sentence but rather sort of an exclamation point to display your apprecia
I believe this question was asked before. A and B have nothing in common and should not even be in the same question.
A is correct when you’ve just finished a good movie in a theater with a friend. You might say” What a fantastic movie!, don’t you think?”. It’s not a complete sentence but rather sort of an exclamation point to display your apprecia
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