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HELP PLEASE!
Do the following questions mean the same thing?:
1) What type of language is English?
2) What kind of language is English?
3 What language English is?
Thanks!
Do the following questions mean the same thing?:
1) What type of language is English?
2) What kind of language is English?
3 What language English is?
Thanks!
- English (UK)
The first is correct
The second would be
What language family does English belong to?
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- English (UK)
3 should be ‘what language is English?’
But that doesn’t really make sense …
1 and 2 in everyday speech mean the same … it depends on what specific meaning type and kind have in the conversation
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- Spanish (Spain)
- Spanish (Mexico)
- English (UK)
The first is correct
The second would be
What language family does English belong to?
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- Spanish (Spain)
- Spanish (Mexico)
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