hirashin Sempai Donor Joined 8 Apr 2004 Messages 2,721 Reaction score 63 19 Nov 2017 #1 Dear native English speakers, would all sentences make sense and be used? (a) This is a car made in Japan. (b) This is a car that is made in Japan. (c) This is a car that was made in Japan. Can (a) mean either (b) or (c)? Thanks in advance. Hirashin
Dear native English speakers, would all sentences make sense and be used? (a) This is a car made in Japan. (b) This is a car that is made in Japan. (c) This is a car that was made in Japan. Can (a) mean either (b) or (c)? Thanks in advance. Hirashin
diligentcircle Sempai Joined 21 Jun 2017 Messages 703 Reaction score 97 20 Nov 2017 #2 A means B if you're talking about a model, but it means C if you're talking about an individual car (because in that case B doesn't make sense).
A means B if you're talking about a model, but it means C if you're talking about an individual car (because in that case B doesn't make sense).
hirashin Sempai Donor Joined 8 Apr 2004 Messages 2,721 Reaction score 63 20 Nov 2017 Thread starter #3 Thank you for the help,Julimaruchan.