hardyweineberg
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- Jun 3, 2022
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- Igbo
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- Nigeria
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"British people made calls with national and international- fixed line for around 35 billion minutes in 1995, which was at least 17 times the figure for mobile phones in that year."
"The total minutes of calls made using national and international-fixed lines then rose gradually to just above 60 in 2002, but the figure for mobiles escalated to over 40 billion minutes at the end of the period after witnessing a slight but steady increase to roughly 13 billion minutes in 1999. "
1) Is it grammatical to use "which" to modify a slightly far away noun, as I did in the first sentence ?
2) Is the second sentence grammatically correct?
3) I used "calls made using ..." and "calls made with..." in those sentences. Do they have the same meaning, and are both correct?
"The total minutes of calls made using national and international-fixed lines then rose gradually to just above 60 in 2002, but the figure for mobiles escalated to over 40 billion minutes at the end of the period after witnessing a slight but steady increase to roughly 13 billion minutes in 1999. "
1) Is it grammatical to use "which" to modify a slightly far away noun, as I did in the first sentence ?
2) Is the second sentence grammatically correct?
3) I used "calls made using ..." and "calls made with..." in those sentences. Do they have the same meaning, and are both correct?