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Jack1234 Posted 18 years ago
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0 01 b 01 span 00 Please verify that the scores are correct and inform me by Aug 4 if there are any discrepancies 02 br
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02 span 02 b 01 span 00 I see above text somewhere, I wish to know that, after 01 b 00 any 02 b 02 span 01 span 00 , 02 span 01 span 00 we need to use word in plural form or singular form? 02 span 02 br
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02 span 02 b 01 span 00 I see above text somewhere, I wish to know that, after 01 b 00 any 02 b 02 span 01 span 00 , 02 span 01 span 00 we need to use word in plural form or singular form? 02 span 02 br
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00 These are both correct: 02 br
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0 There's no hard rule for this. In this context and also in most contexts, I would use the plural form. 02 br
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00 Some contexts in which you would use the singular are: 02 br
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00 I'm stuck. All the sentences that use any that I can think of use the plural form. Sorry. 0-
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00 I'm stuck. All the sentences that use any that I can think of use the plural form. Sorry. 0-
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0 Let me suggest, in answer to your blank thought: 02 br
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00 -- collective nouns which act as singular nouns (in a way) 02 br
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0 Thanks Anon. Actually I wanted to mean countable nouns that are singular and use 'any'. Can you think of any? 0-
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