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Yellowstarstruck Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Which (Relative Pronoun)
Hi! Are these ok? For 4 and 5 would it be best to use "A or An" instead of "The"? The questions would be " Tell me a fruit which is sweet?" "Tell me an animal which runs very fast?" ect. Thanks, Fulvio
1. The cheetah is an animal which runs very fast.
2. The elephant is an animal which has very big ears.
3. The giraffe is an animal which has a long neck.
4. The orange is a fruit which is sweet.
5. The lemon is a fruit which is sour.
6. Kimchee is a food which is spicy.
1. The cheetah is an animal which runs very fast.
2. The elephant is an animal which has very big ears.
3. The giraffe is an animal which has a long neck.
4. The orange is a fruit which is sweet.
5. The lemon is a fruit which is sour.
6. Kimchee is a food which is spicy.
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yellowstarstruck Are these ok? Yes. yellowstarstruck For 4 and 5 would it be best to use "A or An" instead of "The"?
- yellowstarstruck Are these ok?
- Yes.
- yellowstarstruck For 4 and 5 would it be best to use "A or An" instead of "The"?
- No more so than for #1-3.
- " Those are not questions, Fulvio.
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yellowstarstruckAre these ok?Yes.
yellowstarstruckFor 4 and 5 would it be best to use "A or An" instead of "The"?No more so than for #1-3.
yellowstarstruckhe questions would be " Tell me a fruit which is sweet?" "Tell me an animal which runs very fast?"Those are not questions, Fulvio.
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Hi! What are the below classified as in the English language? Are they just requests? Thanks, Fulvio
1. Tell me a fruit which is sweet.
2. Could you tell me about your country.
1. Tell me a fruit which is sweet.
2. Could you tell me about your country.
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yellowstarstruckAre they just requests?The first is a brusque request or a command.
The second is a question and should be followed by a question mark, but it is a polite request.
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Hi! I am little confused with "a" and "the". What is the difference in meaning? Thanks, Fulvio
A: Could you please tell me a fruit which is sweet?
B: An orange is a fruit which is sweet.
There are many fruits which are sweet so they are asking to say one.
A: Could you please tell me the fruit which is sweet?
B: The orange is the fruit which is sweet.
In what situation
A: Could you please tell me a fruit which is sweet?
B: An orange is a fruit which is sweet.
There are many fruits which are sweet so they are asking to say one.
A: Could you please tell me the fruit which is sweet?
B: The orange is the fruit which is sweet.
In what situation
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yellowstarstruckA: Could you please tell me a fruit which is sweet?B: An orange is a fruit which is sweet.There are many fruits which are sweet so they are asking to say one.Yes.
yellowstarstruckA: Could you please tell me the fruit which is sweet?B: The orange is the fruit which is sweet.In what situation would that be correct?
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