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Thein Lwin 7291 Posted 11 years ago
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1. People who snore have trouble breathing while they are asleep.
2. People who have trouble breathing while they are asleep snore.
3. People snore, who have trouble breathing while they are asleep.
Which is acceptable and meaningful? Thanks in advance.
2. People who have trouble breathing while they are asleep snore.
3. People snore, who have trouble breathing while they are asleep.
Which is acceptable and meaningful? Thanks in advance.
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Numbers 2 and 3 are partially correct statements. 1. True.
- Numbers 2 and 3 are partially correct statements.
- 1.
- True.
- One result of breathing trouble during sleep is ‘snoring’.
- 2.
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Numbers 2 and 3 are partially correct statements.
1. True. One result of breathing trouble during sleep is ‘snoring’.
2. False. Not every person with breathing trouble during sleep will ‘snore’.
3. False. Not every person with breathing trouble during sleep will ‘snore’.
1. True. One result of breathing trouble during sleep is ‘snoring’.
2. False. Not every person with breathing trouble during sleep will ‘snore’.
3. False. Not every person with breathing trouble during sleep will ‘snore’.
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