What are most important differences between “Many Issue” and “Many are the Issues”? What is the difference between “normal” and “correct”?
I am reading the text and see ” Many are the issues “. Why by all means is there many issues?
How do
councils spend their time and resources? Some issues that deserve to be addressed, but arts and the environment are surely at the forefront of issues that any Government must consider investing in.
What are some of the challenges faced by foreign students at this level?
Difference in logic. I don’t see much difference in sense. What are some examples of this. Can you please give me two examples? When and how I will Use these Words with Writing?
Many are the issues:
There are many students in my batch and many are the issues for our teacher as they try to bring many issues while he teaches.
I have
many issues in life.. Not just a few.. However, we do have to deal with
our situations.
“Many are the issues that” is indeed a more florid, highfalutin’ way of saying “Many issues”. “See many people in this way”. How does “in the most efficient and worthy of ways” get reduced to “efficiently”?
What is your favourite quote about local authorities, and what was it?
Why do we get any of this news about you guys, like it looks like someone might have left the newspaper while returning home, or something similar?
