what is the difference between: << the quick brown fox is jumping over a lazy dog >>?

Question

lol

this is a very tough joke!!!

the ans will be provided to u afterwards!!
but make sure u have answered the question.

we use it everyday in our everyday language.

Answer 1

it contains all english alphabets

Answer 2

well, you're sure right about it being tough...

if you were going for it not having the letters t or h, you messed up by putting "the" in front of quick.

other than that, the only thing you changed is the tense (he is in the act of jumping, rather than having already done it) and there is no longer a specific dog in mind.

If you were trying to get people to answer this, every letter in the alphabet is in this sentence. the way I've heard it, though, goes "the quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog". same effect, shorter sentence.

Thanks!

Answer 3

Not really sure what you are asking. The statement you typed was often used to help students learn the keyboard because that sentence uses each letter of the alphabet but it is actually.. The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.

Answer 4

Ems and Sebb are correct except for a minor fix "A quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog"

Answer 5

correct sentence is
A quick brown fox jumps right over the lazy dog.

Answer 6

it uses all the letters in the alphabet.... its supposed to be . where's the joke in that if i may ask?

Answer 7

What on earth do you mean by "what is the difference between"? As far as I know it's not a joke. But anyway, maybe it is, so I am curious to see what you answer. Are you going to answer soon?

Answer 8

Must be a tired fox to keep jumping!

Answer 9

It is a pangram, which means it uses every letter of the alphabet

Answer 10

The Alphabet is that right because the entire Alphabet is in that
sentience.

Answer 11

The difference is a sheep.


Makes just as little sense as your question.