PamQueue Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Such
Let's say I am talking with Jane:
Jane: "Are there cars that could go 200 miles/hr?
I want to answer no. I could think of several ways to do this:
Me: "Such cars don't exist."
Me: "Suchs don't exist."
Me: "Such doesn't exist."
Me: "A such doesn't exist."
Could some of them be wrong?
Jane: "Are there cars that could go 200 miles/hr?
I want to answer no. I could think of several ways to do this:
Me: "Such cars don't exist."
Me: "Suchs don't exist."
Me: "Such doesn't exist."
Me: "A such doesn't exist."
Could some of them be wrong?
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They are all wrong; the answer is yes.
However, if you want to tell Jane a lie, only "Such cars don't exist" is correct.
Rover
However, if you want to tell Jane a lie, only "Such cars don't exist" is correct.
Rover
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