Navitasan Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
It is/that is too old
He is eighty five.
1-That is too old to play tennis.
2-It is too old to play tennis.
3-That is too old to be playing tennis.
4-It is too old to be playing tennis.
Are sentences 1-4 acceptable in this context?
Is there any difference between their meanings?
Gratefully,
Navi.
1-That is too old to play tennis.
2-It is too old to play tennis.
3-That is too old to be playing tennis.
4-It is too old to be playing tennis.
Are sentences 1-4 acceptable in this context?
Is there any difference between their meanings?
Gratefully,
Navi.
Top answer
It's "eighty - five". 1. Good 2.
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It's "eighty-five".
1. Good
2. No.
3. Good.
4. No.
I see no great difference in meaning. The second is more emphatic.
1. Good
2. No.
3. Good.
4. No.
I see no great difference in meaning. The second is more emphatic.
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