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Thu 14 Dec, 2017 12:18 am
Your type is cold is not infectious.
Your type of cold not really infectious.
Are both sentences fine? If so, Is there any difference in meaning between the sentences?
Many thanks.
First sentence is meaningless. Second is fine.
@centrox,
centrox wrote:
First sentence is meaningless. Second is fine.
Thanks, centrox.
Why is the first sentence meaningless?
@tanguatlay,
tanguatlay wrote:
centrox wrote:
First sentence is meaningless. Second is fine.
Thanks, centrox.
Why is the first sentence meaningless?
Your type
is cold is not infectious.
That first is? Shouldn't be there.
Your type
of cold is not infectious.
This would be an effective sentence.
Thanks, tsarstepan.
I can't believe I failed to spot the mistake in the first sentence.
@tanguatlay,
Quote:I can't believe I failed to spot the mistake in the first sentence.
I can't believe you failed to spot the mistake in the second sentence.
Quote:Your type of cold not really infectious.
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