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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
all is? all are? all is singular? or all is plural?
hi everyone!
does "all" should correspond a singular form of noun or its plural form?
1) all his glitter/s is/are gold
2) for the good of all his church/churches
3) for the maintenance of all his car/s?
4) all this/these incident/s?
and lastly, i couldn't register in this board. i have tried a couple of times to register,however, the confirmation e-mail was not sent to me/mine? hehehe season's greetings!
does "all" should correspond a singular form of noun or its plural form?
1) all his glitter/s is/are gold
2) for the good of all his church/churches
3) for the maintenance of all his car/s?
4) all this/these incident/s?
and lastly, i couldn't register in this board. i have tried a couple of times to register,however, the confirmation e-mail was not sent to me/mine? hehehe season's greetings!
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Sorry about the registration problems, Anon. Try again later-- sometimes the server acts up. All with countable nouns takes the plural: All apples are red .
- Sorry about the registration problems, Anon.
- Try again later-- sometimes the server acts up.
- All with countable nouns takes the plural: All apples are red .
- All with uncountable nouns takes the singular: All water is wet .
- That's all there is to it.
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Sorry about the registration problems, Anon. Try again later-- sometimes the server acts up.
All with countable nouns takes the plural: All apples are red.
All with uncountable nouns takes the singular: All water is wet.
That's all there is to it.
All with countable nouns takes the plural: All apples are red.
All with uncountable nouns takes the singular: All water is wet.
That's all there is to it.
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