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"be compared to" vs "be compared with" | Usage of stretch
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Y/N question Thu May 08, 2008 18:03 pm  Y/N question		  
Excuse me, does anybody know any other name of this kind of exercise "Yes/no questions"?

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Y/N question Thu May 08, 2008 20:00 pm  Y/N question		  
When I studied at school, Nessie, my teacher used to call this type of question as general. Wink
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Y/N question Thu May 08, 2008 20:39 pm  Y/N question		  
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Y/N question Fri May 09, 2008 12:18 pm  Y/N question		  
"True/False" is just similar to it, Angie. They are not the same as while one offer interrogative sentences, the other offer affirmative sentences.

May I have ideas of some native speakers, please?
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Y/N question Sat May 10, 2008 8:24 am  Y/N question		  
Sorry but does anybody have other ideas, please?
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