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Vincent Teo Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
About food
Can I say,
(a) The food were / was sold at a reasonable price.
(b) They sold many types of food at the stall.
(c) There was / were many kinds of food on the table.
(a) The food were / was sold at a reasonable price.
(b) They sold many types of food at the stall.
(c) There was / were many kinds of food on the table.
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The food was sold a a resonable price. They sold many types of food at the stall. There were many (different) kinds of food on the table.
- The food was sold a a resonable price.
- They sold many types of food at the stall.
- There were many (different) kinds of food on the table.
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The food was sold a a resonable price.
They sold many types of food at the stall.
There were many (different) kinds of food on the table.
They sold many types of food at the stall.
There were many (different) kinds of food on the table.
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