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Vincent Teo Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
About CDs rack
Can I say,
(a) There is / are a CDs rack.
(b) There are some CDs in / on the rack.
(c) The CDs rack got some CDs.
(d) This is a CDs rack.
(e) The CDs are / is put in / on the rack.
(a) There is / are a CDs rack.
(b) There are some CDs in / on the rack.
(c) The CDs rack got some CDs.
(d) This is a CDs rack.
(e) The CDs are / is put in / on the rack.
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Hi Vincent, Nouns are usually singular when they describe another noun. A shoe store. A race track.
- Hi Vincent, Nouns are usually singular when they describe another noun.
- A shoe store.
- A race track.
- A CD rack.
- Vincent Teo Can I say, (a) There is / are a CDs rack.
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Hi Vincent,
Nouns are usually singular when they describe another noun. A shoe store. A race track. A CD rack.
Nouns are usually singular when they describe another noun. A shoe store. A race track. A CD rack.
Vincent TeoCan I say,
(a) There is / are a CDs rack. -- There is only one rack. Try this one again.
(b) There are some CDs in / on the rack. -- I think either preposition works.
(c) The CDs rack got some CDs. -- People get things. The C
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