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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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What's the difference between these two senttnces?

Which sentence is correct and why?

1) Kids gave good response and were able to answer the questions given.

2) Kids gave good response and were able to answer the given questions.
  

Top answer

Neither, actually. 1) The kids gave good responses and were able to answer the questions given. 2) The kids gave good responses and were able to answer the given questions.

— Mister Micawber

  • Neither, actually.
  • 1) The kids gave good responses and were able to answer the questions given.
  • 2) The kids gave good responses and were able to answer the given questions.
  • Now both are fine.
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Neither, actually.


1) The kids gave good responses and were able to answer the questions given.

2) The kids gave good responses and were able to answer the given questions.

Now both are fine.
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