Hello
I'd like to know if there's any difference in the use of these two expressions,in this context. For example
"Such a great father"
"What a great father"
"Such a wonderful city"
"What a wonderful city"
Thanks
I'd like to know if there's any difference in the use of these two expressions,in this context. For example
"Such a great father"
"What a great father"
"Such a wonderful city"
"What a wonderful city"
Thanks
Hi,
I'd like to know if there's any difference in the use of these two expressions,in this context. For example
"Such a great father"
"What a great father"
"Such a wonderful city"
"What a wonderful city"
Both forms have the same general idea. Here are a couple of comments.
I'm answering the question. Did you like New York when you visited it last week?
What a wonderful city. Commonly said.
Such a wonderful city. Said, but in my opinion more often in a slightly longer form,
eg It's such a wonderful city.
Another illustration. On receiving a gift.
What a beautiful scarf.
This is such a beautiful scarf.
Clive
I'd like to know if there's any difference in the use of these two expressions,in this context. For example
"Such a great father"
"What a great father"
"Such a wonderful city"
"What a wonderful city"
Both forms have the same general idea. Here are a couple of comments.
I'm answering the question. Did you like New York when you visited it last week?
What a wonderful city. Commonly said.
Such a wonderful city. Said, but in my opinion more often in a slightly longer form,
eg It's such a wonderful city.
Another illustration. On receiving a gift.
What a beautiful scarf.
This is such a beautiful scarf.
Clive
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