Good morning! Today I have a class and a club meeting. After that I'm going to have dinner with a friend. I hope you have a good day.

I thought of an English speech today. It will be announced next week, so I will prepare well now so that I can do well.

I took an English class at school today. Next week is an English speech, so I want to do my best to memorize it and make it a perfect speech.

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Indefinite pronouns

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Indefinite Pronouns

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Dear native English speakers. The following are five sentence trying to express the same meaning. 1. He has been acquitted， and no wonder. 2. He has been acquitted, and it is no wonder. 3. He has been acquitted，which is no wonder. 4. He has been acquitted， and that no wonder. 5. He has been acquitted， and no wonder at that. Question: Which is grammatically correct? Do they have the same meaning?