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Believer Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
another set of two questions
1.Is this sentence correct and if it is, why is that?
There is a garage, a storage room, and a dog house. (why not, there are a garage, a storage room, and a dog house?)
2. Is the word that only possible one? If it is, why is that the only one? Can I use the word "those"?
For false Christs and false prophets will appear and perform signs and miracles to deceive the elect -- if that were possible
There is a garage, a storage room, and a dog house. (why not, there are a garage, a storage room, and a dog house?)
2. Is the word that only possible one? If it is, why is that the only one? Can I use the word "those"?
For false Christs and false prophets will appear and perform signs and miracles to deceive the elect -- if that were possible
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Is this sentence correct and if it is, why is that? There is a garage, a storage room, and a dog house. ) It sounds fine to me, while 'are' sounds a bit odd.
- Is this sentence correct and if it is, why is that?
- There is a garage, a storage room, and a dog house.
- ) It sounds fine to me, while 'are' sounds a bit odd.
- Explaining why is a little trickier.
- 'Are' sounds more formal.
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Hi,
1.Is this sentence correct and if it is, why is that?
There is a garage, a storage room, and a dog house. (why not, there are a garage, a storage room, and a dog house?) It sounds fine to me, while 'are' sounds a bit odd. Explaining why is a little trickier. 'Are' sounds more formal. It also sounds as if you are carefu
1.Is this sentence correct and if it is, why is that?
There is a garage, a storage room, and a dog house. (why not, there are a garage, a storage room, and a dog house?) It sounds fine to me, while 'are' sounds a bit odd. Explaining why is a little trickier. 'Are' sounds more formal. It also sounds as if you are carefu
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