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Difference between matters and subject Tue Aug 16, 2005 17:57 pm  Difference between matters and subject
 

Test No. errors/advan-7 "At the Meeting", question 3

We decided that there were no other substances to discuss and for the first time in ages we decided to close the meeting and go home early.

(a) decided
(b) substances
(c) in ages
(d) to close

Test No. errors/advan-7 "At the Meeting", answer 3

We decided that there were no other matters to discuss and for the first time in ages we decided to close the meeting and go home early.

Correct entry: matters
The error was: (b) substances

You have found the error but your entry is incorrect.
We decided that there were no other subjet to discuss and for the first time in ages we decided to close the meeting and go home early.
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Why subjet isn?t the correct word?
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Difference between matters and subject Tue Aug 16, 2005 22:07 pm  Difference between matters and subject
 

Note that the verb is plural: there were no other ..You need a plural word such as matters.
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Matters vs subjects Tue Oct 11, 2005 22:34 pm  Matters vs subjects
 

Can I use "subjects" instead of "matters" here?

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Difference between matters and subject Fri Oct 14, 2005 13:06 pm  Difference between matters and subject
 

Are all of these sentences correct as well?

• We decided that there were no other problems to discuss and for the first time in ages we decided to close the meeting and go home early.

• We decided that there were no other issues to discuss and for the first time in ages we decided to close the meeting and go home early.

• We decided that there were no other subjects to discuss and for the first time in ages we decided to close the meeting and go home early.

• We decided that there were no other topics to discuss and for the first time in ages we decided to close the meeting and go home early.

I wrote 'subjects' as my answer and it was not accepted.
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Topic, subject, issue, matter, question, problem Sat Oct 15, 2005 11:56 am  Topic, subject, issue, matter, question, problem
 

Katarzyna, this is a very interesting topic, isn't it? Yes, all the synonyms you suggested can be used in that sentence and we'll add more options to the correct answer.
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