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Billybillwong Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
A copy of/ copies of ??
hi,
could anyone help wtih "a copy of / copies of" ?
i understand that when i am saying
1 copy of single documet, then i will use "a copy of "document"
2 copies of single document , then i will use 2 "copies of "document"
what if i want to say
1 copy of diff documents, then what should say a copy of documents or copies of document (e.g. a copy of their passports or copies of their passports)
and are there any situations where "copies of" would be appliciable?
could anyone help wtih "a copy of / copies of" ?
i understand that when i am saying
1 copy of single documet, then i will use "a copy of "document"
2 copies of single document , then i will use 2 "copies of "document"
what if i want to say
1 copy of diff documents, then what should say a copy of documents or copies of document (e.g. a copy of their passports or copies of their passports)
and are there any situations where "copies of" would be appliciable?
Top answer
I need one copy of each document. People will frequently say "I'll need copies of each document," but that is, of course, imprecise as to the number of copies needed of any particular document.
- I need one copy of each document.
- People will frequently say "I'll need copies of each document," but that is, of course, imprecise as to the number of copies needed of any particular document.
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I need one copy of each document.
People will frequently say "I'll need copies of each document," but that is, of course, imprecise as to the number of copies needed of any particular document.
People will frequently say "I'll need copies of each document," but that is, of course, imprecise as to the number of copies needed of any particular document.
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