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Vincent Teo Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
a hamper each
Can I say,
Consolation prize winners will receive a hamper.
Consolation prize winners will receive a hamper each.
Consolation prize winners will receive a hamper.
Consolation prize winners will receive a hamper each.
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The second one is more correct, as the first one sounds like the consolation prize winners will only get one hamper for all of them. I would say "Consolation prize winners will each receive a hamper".
- The second one is more correct, as the first one sounds like the consolation prize winners will only get one hamper for all of them.
- I would say "Consolation prize winners will each receive a hamper".
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The second one is more correct, as the first one sounds like the consolation prize winners will only get one hamper for all of them.
I would say "Consolation prize winners will each receive a hamper".
I would say "Consolation prize winners will each receive a hamper".
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