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Could anybody help me please?
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jocel
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Could anybody help me please?
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Hello everyone!
Could anybody help me please? Which one is correct?
In which you can compare sounds to? or Which you can compare sounds to?
Thnaks in advance.  Happy weekend.  |
12 Jun 2010
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yanogator
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We can help you better if you give the complete sentence.
Thanks,
Bruce |
12 Jun 2010
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anitarobi
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I agree with Bruce, because this way the situation is unclear. Plus, the way you wrote it, it seems like a question, so it should definitely be can you compare...... |
12 Jun 2010
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jocel
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Hi Yanogator!
Thanks! This is the complete sentence: The tapping, tapping, tapping of my typewriter as the keys hit the paper is a lovely sound to me. How about you, "In which you can compare sounds to?"
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12 Jun 2010
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jocel
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Oh yes anitarobi. Thanks for the notice! I should say can you compare...
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12 Jun 2010
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ELOJOLIE274
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which sound can you compare it to? should be correct in that context
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12 Jun 2010
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jocel
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Hello!
Just one more question... (sorry for too much question...  )
What if I will only use "that" (which sound can you compare it to?) question in a discussion question of a story about sound? Do I still need to put "it" before to?
Thanks again... |
12 Jun 2010
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Best regards! Happy weekend!