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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
What's the difference between the same sentences?
What's the difference?
She has different length nails every week.
She has nails of different length every week.
Each nail is a different length
Each nail has a different length.
My throat is worse and worse.
My throat is getting worse and worse.
She has different length nails every week.
She has nails of different length every week.
Each nail is a different length
Each nail has a different length.
My throat is worse and worse.
My throat is getting worse and worse.
Top answer
The first two are awkward. Nails should be the subject, as you have it in the second two sentences. Better with getting .
- The first two are awkward.
- Nails should be the subject, as you have it in the second two sentences.
- Better with getting .
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The first two are awkward. Nails should be the subject, as you have it in the second two sentences.
Better with getting.
Better with getting.
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