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Boyonfire Posted 19 years ago
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are all cars in a dealer sold with a "warranty"?
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are all cars in a dealer sold with warranties?
I'm thinking since there is one warranty for every car, more than one warranty is involved, so is the second one correct?
are all cars in a dealer sold with warranties?
I'm thinking since there is one warranty for every car, more than one warranty is involved, so is the second one correct?
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Boyonfire or are all cars in a dealer sold with warranties ? I'm thinking since there is one warranty for every car, more than one warranty is involved, so is the second one correct? Do all cars sold by a dealer come with warranties/a warranty?
- Boyonfire or are all cars in a dealer sold with warranties ?
- I'm thinking since there is one warranty for every car, more than one warranty is involved, so is the second one correct?
- Do all cars sold by a dealer come with warranties/a warranty?
- Either the singular or the plural form can be used.
- You could rephrase the sentence as follows to avoid the problem.
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BoyonfireorDo all cars sold by a dealer come with warranties/a warranty?
are all cars in a dealer sold with warranties?
I'm thinking since there is one warranty for every car, more than one warranty is involved, so is the second one correct?
Either the singular or the plural form can be used.
You could rephrase the s
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Hi,
A small note.
are all cars in a dealership sold with warranties?
A 'dealer' is a person. A 'dealership' is commonly used to refer to his place of business.
Clive
A small note.
are all cars in a dealership sold with warranties?
A 'dealer' is a person. A 'dealership' is commonly used to refer to his place of business.
Clive
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