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Areana gran Posted 6 years ago
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What's the structure of these sentences ???
Could some one please explain
What is the difference between these sentences?
What kind of meanings it would conveys?
- situation depends learning
- situation dependent learning
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areana gran What is the difference between these sentences? Those are not sentences. They are each just a combination of three words.
- areana gran What is the difference between these sentences?
- Those are not sentences.
- They are each just a combination of three words.
- The first one makes no sense.
- The second one could be used as a noun phrase that means learning that may be different in different situations, but without further context it's hard to say more exactly what it means.
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areana granWhat is the difference between these sentences?
Those are not sentences. They are each just a combination of three words. The first one makes no sense. The second one could be used as a noun phrase that means learning that may be different in different situations, but without further context it's hard to say more exactly what it means.
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