a pair of pants, singular or plural
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01 cite 10 Teo 12 cite 10 Mary bought me 11 b 11 i 10 a pair of pants 12 i 12 b 10 . 11 i 10 _______ 12 i 10 good on me. (A) It looks (B) They look 12 br10 (B) is correct. 0-
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0TeoMary bought me a pair of pants. They look good on me.
Mary bought me a pair of pants. _______ good on me. (A) It looks (B) They look
Which choice is correct, A or B?
Mary bought me a pair of pants, which looks good on me.
When 'pair' is not in the sentence, 'the
0The answer to this question is not as simple as it at first appears. You example takes "they", unquestionably, just as "pair of suspenders" would. But "pair of pants" can be singular: "A pair of pants is a necessary item when you are packing for northern climates." It can also be intrinsically plural: "The suit came with two pair of pants." Note the absence of an "s". The Marx brothers knew th
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