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Shadok Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Articles
Hello,
Are these sentences correct?
Are these sentences correct?
- Dogs are often the blind's guides.
- It's good to have a lot of money as vet visits are often expensive. (vet plays the role of an adjective here so no article?)
- A learner's self-esteem is very important in his school career. (even though self-esteem is uncountable we need an article because we have a singular noun before?)
- Learners' present would be appreciated. (any present?)
- A learners' present would be appreciated. (any present?)
- The learners' present would be appreciated. (particular learners)
- The learners' present was appreciated. (particular learners and particular present)
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guides for the blind. vet visits - OK. a learner's self-esteem.
- guides for the blind.
- vet visits - OK.
- a learner's self-esteem.
- It's 'learner' that's countable.
- _____ I'm lost on the next group.
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guides for the blind.
vet visits - OK.
a learner's self-esteem. It's 'learner' that's countable.
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I'm lost on the next group. Are you referring to a gift that learners are encouraged to bring? These aren't very idiomatic in English, but I'll leave them so you can see the grammatical patterns.
A learner's present
Learner
vet visits - OK.
a learner's self-esteem. It's 'learner' that's countable.
_____
I'm lost on the next group. Are you referring to a gift that learners are encouraged to bring? These aren't very idiomatic in English, but I'll leave them so you can see the grammatical patterns.
A learner's present
Learner
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