Asked by John
A: May I bring a radio on a camping trip?
B1: No, you must bring it.
B2: No, you must bring one.
(Which answer is right? Do we have to use 'one' or 'it' as the answer to the question?)
B1: No, you must bring it.
B2: No, you must bring one.
(Which answer is right? Do we have to use 'one' or 'it' as the answer to the question?)
Answers
Answered by
Writeacher
Either answer is self-contradictory.
May I bring a radio on the camping trip?
Yes, you may bring one.
May I bring a radio on the camping trip?
Yes, you may bring one.
Answered by
John
(Oh, I made a mistake. It is a little cold in my country. My hands feel a little cold, so it's a little difficult to type on the keyboard.)
A: May I bring a radio on a camping trip?
B1: No, you must not bring it.
B2: No, you must not bring one.
(Do you mean 'one' is right?)
A: May I bring a radio on a camping trip?
B1: No, you must not bring it.
B2: No, you must not bring one.
(Do you mean 'one' is right?)
Answered by
Writeacher
Between these two choices, B2 is better. Either one is grammatical, but B2 is better.
There are no AI answers yet. The ability to request AI answers is coming soon!
Submit Your Answer
We prioritize human answers over AI answers.
If you are human, and you can answer this question, please submit your answer.