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New2grammar Posted 19 years ago
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a guy/guys your age
Roadtrips probably aren't the best thing for [a guy/guys] your age
I believe both choices are correct but in some contexts, one is prefered over the other. Could you provide some examples that explain the correct usage?
Thanks in advance!
I believe both choices are correct but in some contexts, one is prefered over the other. Could you provide some examples that explain the correct usage?
Thanks in advance!
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I guess it depends on whether or not you are singling out one person (a guy) from an age group or everyone (guys) from that age group.
- I guess it depends on whether or not you are singling out one person (a guy) from an age group or everyone (guys) from that age group.
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I guess it depends on whether or not you are singling out one person (a guy) from an age group or everyone (guys) from that age group.
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