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Cat desk Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
'A newspaper' vs 'newspapers'
Hi there, is there a difference between a newspaper and newspapers in the following sentences?
- A newspaper has/newspapers have today become a routine source of news and information.
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Newspapers have today become a routine source of news and information. ) A newspaper has today become a routine source of news and information. )
- Newspapers have today become a routine source of news and information.
- ) A newspaper has today become a routine source of news and information.
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Newspapers have today become a routine source of news and information. (You are speaking of newspapers in general.)
A newspaper has today become a routine source of news and information. (There was an event today where all the newspapers except one went out of business, and the survivor became the sole source of news.)
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