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[FW]

Can one say:
1-Some people believe what nonsense they read in newspapers.
2-What nonsense they print in nespapers, some people believe it.
3-What book they review sells well.

(Instead of "whatever nonsense", "whatever book".)

[Tdol]

• 1-Some people believe what nonsense they read in newspapers.- I would use 'whatever' or 'the'
  2-What nonsense they print in nespapers, some people believe it.- I'd change the comma to a semi-colon.
  3-What book they review sells well.- I'd use whichever

[MikeNewYork]

• 1-Some people believe what nonsense they read in newspapers.- I would use 'whatever' or 'the'
  2-What nonsense they print in nespapers, some people believe it.- I'd change the comma to a semi-colon.
  3-What book they review sells well.- I'd use whichever

TDOL, I edited your message and changed "wouldn't" to "would" in your first comment. :wink:

[MikeNewYork]

Can one say:
1-Some people believe what nonsense they read in newspapers.
2-What nonsense they print in nespapers, some people believe it.
3-What book they review sells well.

(Instead of "whatever nonsense", "whatever book".)

I agree with TDOL's comments. Another possibility for #2 is:

What nonsense they print in newspapers! Some people believe it. :wink:

[Tdol]

Thanks, Mike.

[MikeNewYork]

Thanks, Mike.

I'd hoped I wasn't being too presumptuous. :wink:

[RonBee]

Can one say:
1-Some people believe what nonsense they read in newspapers.
2-What nonsense they print in nespapers, some people believe it.
3-What book they review sells well.

(Instead of "whatever nonsense", "whatever book".)

I agree with TDOL's comments. Another possibility for #2 is:

What nonsense they print in newspapers! Some people believe it. :wink:

How about:

• What nonsense they print in newspapers! Amazingly, some people believe it.

What do you think?

:)

[MikeNewYork]

Can one say:
1-Some people believe what nonsense they read in newspapers.
2-What nonsense they print in nespapers, some people believe it.
3-What book they review sells well.

(Instead of "whatever nonsense", "whatever book".)

I agree with TDOL's comments. Another possibility for #2 is:

What nonsense they print in newspapers! Some people believe it. :wink:

How about:

• What nonsense they print in newspapers! Amazingly, some people believe it.

I like it. The adverb makes a good bridge. :wink:

What do you think?

:)

[RonBee]

I agree.

:wink:

[MikeNewYork]

I agree.

:wink:

Oops! I left your last line in.