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MVB Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
About the enumeration again!
Hi,
Thanks for your replies to my previous questions. I need your help for this. Are these sentences grammatically correct? Instead of taking shortcuts, I decided to try this out:
1-He ran past a cow and a ram.
2-I have a cat, a dog, and a rat.
3-She got the book, the pen, and the eraser from her mother.
4-These are his pants, his shoes, and his socks.
5-These are my shoes, my pants, and my socks.
*I just simply repeat the words "a", "my", "his" and "the" for every noun in the enumeration. Is that okay?
Thanks,
MVB
Thanks for your replies to my previous questions. I need your help for this. Are these sentences grammatically correct? Instead of taking shortcuts, I decided to try this out:
1-He ran past a cow and a ram.
2-I have a cat, a dog, and a rat.
3-She got the book, the pen, and the eraser from her mother.
4-These are his pants, his shoes, and his socks.
5-These are my shoes, my pants, and my socks.
*I just simply repeat the words "a", "my", "his" and "the" for every noun in the enumeration. Is that okay?
Thanks,
MVB
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MVB I just simply repeat the words "a", "my", "his" and "the" for every noun in the enumeration. Is that okay? It is OK.
- MVB I just simply repeat the words "a", "my", "his" and "the" for every noun in the enumeration.
- Is that okay?
- It is OK.
- No problem.
- CJ
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MVBI just simply repeat the words "a", "my", "his" and "the" for every noun in the enumeration. Is that okay?It is OK. No problem.
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