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Guyper Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Which sentences are gramatically correct?
1. "The guards are focusing of their rage against the prisoners."
2. "The guards are focusing on their rage against the prisoners."
3. "The guards are focusing their rage against the prisoners."
4. "The guards are focusing their rage on the prisoners."
Thank you
2. "The guards are focusing on their rage against the prisoners."
3. "The guards are focusing their rage against the prisoners."
4. "The guards are focusing their rage on the prisoners."
Thank you
Top answer
1 no 2 yes 3 substandard 4 best 2 and 4 have different meanings. Can you see the difference? Clive
- 1 no 2 yes 3 substandard 4 best 2 and 4 have different meanings.
- Can you see the difference?
- Clive
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1 no
2 yes
3 substandard
4 best
2 and 4 have different meanings. Can you see the difference?
Clive
2 yes
3 substandard
4 best
2 and 4 have different meanings. Can you see the difference?
Clive
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Here's the very broad idea.
2. "The guards are focusing (their thoughts) on their rage against the prisoners." The guards are mainly thinking abut their rage.
3 "The guards are focusing their rage on the prisoners." They are angry
2. "The guards are focusing (their thoughts) on their rage against the prisoners." The guards are mainly thinking abut their rage.
3 "The guards are focusing their rage on the prisoners." They are angry
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