which sentence is correct? Thank you in advance.
1- his absence in the class doesn't mean there is no interest for learning.
2- his absence in the class means there is no interest for learning.
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Both are grammatically correct (except it's "interest IN learning"). However, you might really mean:
- His absence in class doesn't mean he has no interest in learning. (<= he is absent, but still has interest)
- His absence in class means he has no interest in learning. (<= he is absent, therefore he has no interest)
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his absence in the class means there is no interest for learning.
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