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| 1. What are the differences? And 2. What is the different? which one correct and why? thank You!!! |
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| Hi kahhong, It is advisable to give some context when you ask a question. Your N2 is wrong, because you've got no noun; then, what is the article for? When you compare two things you ask: What is the difference? I wouldn't say N1 is wrong, but an example would be a bit far-fetched: You compare several pairs of things - A and B, C and D, E and F. Hence, we have 3 differences. Anyway it sounds odd to me. That's how I see it. Cheers. |
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| 'Different' is an adjective. 'Difference' is a noun. |
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| Thank for your feedback Humble and daphlak okie, For an example : What are the (different or differences) between Product A and Product B? which one is correct answer? Hello Humble, could you show me how to construct a correct question by using the right structure, please? For an example noun+verb+....., something like that. Last edited by kahhong; 03-Oct-2006 at 14:22. Reason: Spelling mistake :) :) |
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| Hi kahhong, Neither of them is correct. All your sentence is wrong. It should be What is the difference between Product A and Product B? Sorry, I don't quite understand your problem. What kind of questions would you like to make? Using these words - different, difference? How does American English differ from British English? Cheers |
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