Asked by rfvv
1. I like some of them.
2. I like them some. (Is this grammatical?)
3. I ate two of them.
4. I ate them two. (Is this grammatical?)
5. I found all of the books.
6. I found the books all. (Is this grammatical?)
2. I like them some. (Is this grammatical?)
3. I ate two of them.
4. I ate them two. (Is this grammatical?)
5. I found all of the books.
6. I found the books all. (Is this grammatical?)
Answers
Answered by
oobleck
#1,2 both are correct, but mean different things.
#4,6 are both bogus.
#4,6 are both bogus.
Answered by
Writeacher
1. I like some of them. <b>This means I like a number of "them" but not all. It's correct.</b>
2. I like them some. (Is this grammatical?) <b>It's correct if you mean you like all of them at least a little bit, but I don't like them a whole lot!</b>
3. I ate two of them. <b>correct</b>
4. I ate them two. (Is this grammatical?) <b>incorrect</b>
5. I found all of the books. <b>correct</b>
6. I found the books all. (Is this grammatical?) <b>incorrect</b>
2. I like them some. (Is this grammatical?) <b>It's correct if you mean you like all of them at least a little bit, but I don't like them a whole lot!</b>
3. I ate two of them. <b>correct</b>
4. I ate them two. (Is this grammatical?) <b>incorrect</b>
5. I found all of the books. <b>correct</b>
6. I found the books all. (Is this grammatical?) <b>incorrect</b>
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