Tuongvan Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
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Dear teachers,
Can I say:" They asked a lot of questions , but there are none that mattered"
Thank you in advanve
Can I say:" They asked a lot of questions , but there are none that mattered"
Thank you in advanve
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Hi, Yes, but you are talking about the past. Can I say:" They asked a lot of questions , but there are were none that mattered" You might like to consider the words 'relevant', 'irrelevant'. Clive
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Hi,
Yes, but you are talking about the past.
Can I say:" They asked a lot of questions , but thereare were none that mattered"
You might like to consider the words 'relevant', 'irrelevant'.
Clive
Yes, but you are talking about the past.
Can I say:" They asked a lot of questions , but there
You might like to consider the words 'relevant', 'irrelevant'.
Clive
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Hi
I would say:
They asked a lot of questions but there were none that mattered.
They asked a lot of questions, but none that were important.
I would say:
They asked a lot of questions but there were none that mattered.
They asked a lot of questions, but none that were important.
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