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Gyeong-su Yim Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Which one is right, among them?
When asking the meaning of a unknown word,
1. what is a carrot?
2. what is carrot?
3. what are carrots?
4. what is the carrot?
I think, #2 is the most commonly used one and #4 has some
difference in meaning (used in specific situation).
I want to know more detail about the usages of these.
1. what is a carrot?
2. what is carrot?
3. what are carrots?
4. what is the carrot?
I think, #2 is the most commonly used one and #4 has some
difference in meaning (used in specific situation).
I want to know more detail about the usages of these.
Top answer
Y our questions show that you know 'carrot' is a noun. If you don't, say eg What dos the word ''carrot' mean? eg What does 'carrot' mean?
- Y our questions show that you know 'carrot' is a noun.
- If you don't, say eg What dos the word ''carrot' mean?
- eg What does 'carrot' mean?
- These all need to start with a capital.
- 1.
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Your questions show that you know 'carrot' is a noun. If you don't, say
eg What dos the word ''carrot' mean?
eg What does 'carrot' mean?
These all need to start with a capital.
1. what is a carrot? OK
eg What dos the word ''carrot' mean?
eg What does 'carrot' mean?
These all need to start with a capital.
1. what is a carrot? OK
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