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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
with or without some
What's the difference:
(when describing a picture)
There are some trees in the picture
There are trees in the picture
Are they both correct?
(when describing a picture)
There are some trees in the picture
There are trees in the picture
Are they both correct?
Top answer
They are both correct. ' Some ' indicates that there are a few but not very many; the second sentence does not estimate the numbers.
- They are both correct.
- ' Some ' indicates that there are a few but not very many; the second sentence does not estimate the numbers.
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They are both correct. 'Some' indicates that there are a few but not very many; the second sentence does not estimate the numbers.
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