0
Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
About sentence structure
Hi,
Which of these sentences are correct? All of them? One of them? Two of them? I have an idea, but need to check my own grammar with you. Please tell me:
1-He became king of France.
2-He became a king of France.
3-He became the king of France.
*Do we need to put the article before the word "king"?
Thanks,
MVB
Which of these sentences are correct? All of them? One of them? Two of them? I have an idea, but need to check my own grammar with you. Please tell me:
1-He became king of France.
2-He became a king of France.
3-He became the king of France.
*Do we need to put the article before the word "king"?
Thanks,
MVB
Top answer
Hi, Which of these sentences are correct? All of them? Yes One of them?
- Hi, Which of these sentences are correct?
- All of them?
- Yes One of them?
- Two of them?
- I have an idea, but need to check my own grammar with you.
Get the Weekly English Kit 📬
New words, one handy idiom, and a 2-minute quiz — delivered to your inbox to keep your streak alive.
1 Answers
0
Hi,
Which of these sentences are correct? All of them? Yes
One of them? Two of them? I have an idea, but need to check my own grammar with you. Please tell me:
The main issue here is whther you require a capital K. I think most people would use K in all these sentences.
1-He became king of France.
This uses the term as a title. I'd put a capital
Which of these sentences are correct? All of them? Yes
One of them? Two of them? I have an idea, but need to check my own grammar with you. Please tell me:
The main issue here is whther you require a capital K. I think most people would use K in all these sentences.
1-He became king of France.
This uses the term as a title. I'd put a capital
0
Related Questions