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Anonymous Posted 5 years ago
Grammar

Are these two sentences grammatical?

He can take off Mike Tyson so well that you think you are seeing them in the flesh.

I don't get over why it's not "him" but "them".

"Fantastic. My wife is being so lovable. Maybe all marriage are like this."

Could you tell me why it's not "is" but "are"?

  

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anonymous I don't get over why it's not "him" but "them". Perhaps earlier the writer mentioned other people he takes off. anonymous Could you tell me why it's not "is" but "are"?

— Anonymous

  • anonymous I don't get over why it's not "him" but "them".
  • Perhaps earlier the writer mentioned other people he takes off.
  • anonymous Could you tell me why it's not "is" but "are"?
  • Yeah, it's wrong, but I would make it "all marriages are" because "all marriage is" is rather poetical for such colloquial speech.
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anonymousI don't get over why it's not "him" but "them".

Perhaps earlier the writer mentioned other people he takes off.

anonymousCould you tell me why it's not "is" but "are"?

Yeah, it's wrong, but I would make it "all marriages are" because "all marriage is" is rather poetical for such colloquial speec

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