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Navitasan Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
With the army
Are these sentences correct with the given meanings:
1) There was some strange behavior with that patient.
Meaning: That patient showed some strange behavior.
2) In that country, there is a dangerous element with the army.
Meaning: In that country, the army has a dangerous element in it.
3) In that country, with the army, there is a dangerous element.
Meaning: In that country, the army is a dangerous element.
or same meaning as 3.
Gratefully,
Navi.
1) There was some strange behavior with that patient.
Meaning: That patient showed some strange behavior.
2) In that country, there is a dangerous element with the army.
Meaning: In that country, the army has a dangerous element in it.
3) In that country, with the army, there is a dangerous element.
Meaning: In that country, the army is a dangerous element.
or same meaning as 3.
Gratefully,
Navi.
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I'm afraid none of the first sentences in those three pairs works for me.
- I'm afraid none of the first sentences in those three pairs works for me.
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I'm afraid none of the first sentences in those three pairs works for me.
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