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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
What's the difference?
Do you have much money to buy a car? Vs do you have enough money to buy a car?
What's the difference?
What's the difference?
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” This constitutes a sentence. ” (needs a connector, such as “Do you have much money? ”
- ” This constitutes a sentence.
- ” (needs a connector, such as “Do you have much money?
- ”
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“Do you have enough money to buy a car?”
This constitutes a sentence.
“Do you have much money?” (also a sentence)
“Do you have much money to buy a car?” (needs a connector, such as
“Do you have much money? Enough to buy a car?”
This constitutes a sentence.
“Do you have much money?” (also a sentence)
“Do you have much money to buy a car?” (needs a connector, such as
“Do you have much money? Enough to buy a car?”
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