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DearYolanda Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

Bag or bags?

Hi, suppose that, we, the three of us, are going out, and before we set out, each of us should pack our own bag respectively (one person with one bag).



Should I say “Before we set out, we have to pack our bag first.” or “Before we set out, we have to pack our bags first.”?



Thank you!
  

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if your luggages more than one then you should say'bags''

— SsnowFlake

  • if your luggages more than one then you should say'bags''
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if your luggages more than one then you should say'bags''
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How I wish my question is simple enough to match your answerEmotion: sad Thank you all the same, Ssnowflake!
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Say "pack our bags first". "our bag" is one bag for many people.

CJ
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Just a brief not SsnoFlake
SsnowFlake if your luggages
"Luggage" is usually an uncountable noun. A single item would be a piece of luggage.

If you have more than one piece of luggage ............
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