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What is the difference between ' My name is David Mason Pisgon.' and 'My names are David Mason Pisgon.' This correct and incorrect form of expression is common and unexplained. I really need to know what is the correct expression and why is that. Thank you. Abel
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' This correct and incorrect form of expression is common and unexplained. I really need to know what is the correct expression and why is that. Thank you.
- ' This correct and incorrect form of expression is common and unexplained.
- I really need to know what is the correct expression and why is that.
- Thank you.
- ' We say this a lot.
- ' I never hear anyone say this.
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Hi,
What is the difference between ' My name is David Mason Pisgon.' and 'My names are David Mason Pisgon.' This correct and incorrect form of expression is common and unexplained. I really need to know what is the correct expression and why is that. Thank you. Abel
' My name is David Mason Pisgon.' We say this a lot.
'My names are David Mason Pisgon.'
What is the difference between ' My name is David Mason Pisgon.' and 'My names are David Mason Pisgon.' This correct and incorrect form of expression is common and unexplained. I really need to know what is the correct expression and why is that. Thank you. Abel
' My name is David Mason Pisgon.' We say this a lot.
'My names are David Mason Pisgon.'
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