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Cat desk Posted 8 years ago
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Any "singular/plural" Vs "a"
Hi there, should I use any with singular or plural nouns in the following context? And can I use a instead?
- If you have any complaints with respect to any programme(s) on this channel, please inform us.
- If you have any complaint with respect to any programme(s) on this channel, please inform us.
- If you have a complaint with respect to any programme(s) on this channel, please inform us.
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All of your choices are good. I'd probably write If you have any complaint with respect to any programme on this channel, please inform us. CJ
- All of your choices are good.
- I'd probably write If you have any complaint with respect to any programme on this channel, please inform us.
- CJ
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All of your choices are good. I'd probably write
If you have any complaint with respect to any programme on this channel, please inform us.
CJ
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