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Johnson13 Posted 13 years ago
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which means the government
When we say
There are two people, walking along the street and talking,
it means
There are two people, who are walking along the street and talking.
But for
The government is rolling out measures to cool the property market prices, meaning it is using a no-nonsense approach to solve problems.
Can I say it is the same as
The government is rolling out measures to cool the property market prices, which means it is using a no-nonsense approach to solve problems.
and the bold-faced sentence is acceptable?
There are two people, walking along the street and talking,
it means
There are two people, who are walking along the street and talking.
But for
The government is rolling out measures to cool the property market prices, meaning it is using a no-nonsense approach to solve problems.
Can I say it is the same as
The government is rolling out measures to cool the property market prices, which means it is using a no-nonsense approach to solve problems.
and the bold-faced sentence is acceptable?
Top answer
Johnson13 Can I say it is the same as The government is rolling out measures to cool the property market prices, which means it is using a no-nonsense approach to solve problems. the bold-faced sentence is acceptable? Yes, you can.
- Johnson13 Can I say it is the same as The government is rolling out measures to cool the property market prices, which means it is using a no-nonsense approach to solve problems.
- the bold-faced sentence is acceptable?
- Yes, you can.
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Johnson13Can I say it is the same as The government is rolling out measures to cool the property market prices, which means it is using a no-nonsense approach to solve problems. the bold-faced sentence is acceptable?Yes, you can.
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