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Maverick88 Posted 21 years ago
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"Chinese space officials have confirmed that their next mission, Shenzhou VI, could launch as early as September 2005. This next mission will carry a two astronauts, who will orbit the
Earth for five days and perform a series of experiments in space"
"A two astronauts"? Is it correct?
Earth for five days and perform a series of experiments in space"
"A two astronauts"? Is it correct?
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Hello Maverick Not at all. It looks like a mistake for 'a crew of two astronauts'. MrP
- Hello Maverick Not at all.
- It looks like a mistake for 'a crew of two astronauts'.
- MrP
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Hello Maverick
Not at all. It looks like a mistake for 'a crew of two astronauts'.
MrP
Not at all. It looks like a mistake for 'a crew of two astronauts'.
MrP
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Hi, MrP and thank you. It seems that CNN's grammar is deteriorating
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