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Alc24 Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Where are there/their
What do these mean? Are they ok?
1 Where are there cars for sale in this city.
2 Where are their cars?
And what do you think about this?
1 If it doesn't resemble the word a little bit the search engine won't find the word for you.
2 What could say other than that clarity of the speech was...
thanks
1 Where are there cars for sale in this city.
2 Where are their cars?
And what do you think about this?
1 If it doesn't resemble the word a little bit the search engine won't find the word for you.
2 What could say other than that clarity of the speech was...
thanks
Top answer
1. OK, but needs question mark. 2.
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- OK, but needs question mark.
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- OK.
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1. OK, but needs question mark. 2. OK. 1. OK, but needs comma after "bit." 2. I don't understand the meaning of the sentence.
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1) where are there cars for sale in this city?
There refers to things/location; E.G its over there; the mug is over there on the table; sit there !
where are there cars for sale in this city? This sentence refers to a Location. The question initself is not grammatically wrong, however its better to ask... Where can I find cars for sale in this city? OR
There refers to things/location; E.G its over there; the mug is over there on the table; sit there !
where are there cars for sale in this city? This sentence refers to a Location. The question initself is not grammatically wrong, however its better to ask... Where can I find cars for sale in this city? OR
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