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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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which is correct? this is a kitten or it is a kittent
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Hi, Neither is correct, because you have no capital letters. You also have a spelling error. Here's the broad and basic idea.
- Hi, Neither is correct, because you have no capital letters.
- You also have a spelling error.
- Here's the broad and basic idea.
- This suggests the kitten is near you in some way It does not suggest the kitten is near you.
- Clive
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Hi,
Neither is correct, because you have no capital letters. You also have a spelling error.
Here's the broad and basic idea.
This suggests the kitten is near you in some way
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Neither is correct, because you have no capital letters. You also have a spelling error.
Here's the broad and basic idea.
This suggests the kitten is near you in some way
It
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When you point at a kitten or you point at a picture of a kitten, you say, "This is a kitten".
When someone else points to a kitten and asks you, "What is this?" you say, "It is a kitten".
This is a kitten. ~ The thing that I am pointing at is a kitten.
What is this? ~ What is the thing that I am pointing at?
It is a kitten. ~ The thing that you just mentioned (the thing
When someone else points to a kitten and asks you, "What is this?" you say, "It is a kitten".
This is a kitten. ~ The thing that I am pointing at is a kitten.
What is this? ~ What is the thing that I am pointing at?
It is a kitten. ~ The thing that you just mentioned (the thing
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