CarloSsS
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In another topic, Raymontt said that the following two sentences have different meanings. What is the difference? I don't see any.
He has just bought a tomato, onion and water melon.
He has just bought a tomato, an onion and a water melon.
He has just bought a tomato, onion and water melon.
He has just bought a tomato, an onion and a water melon.