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Quibble Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Become an adult
Are both of them are grammarticaly ok? If so, can you tell me the difference?
Children become an adult.
Children become adults.
Children become an adult.
Children become adults.
Top answer
The correct ones are: Child becomes an adult. Children become adults. Child --> Adult Children --> Adults
- The correct ones are: Child becomes an adult.
- Children become adults.
- Child --> Adult Children --> Adults
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The correct ones are:
Child becomes an adult.
Children become adults.
Child --> Adult
Children --> Adults
Child becomes an adult.
Children become adults.
Child --> Adult
Children --> Adults
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So
Child becomes an adult.
is wrong?
But
Ten people have a pen.
Can mean that each of 10 people has a pen, right?
Likewise,
The dogs have a nose.
Sounds OK to me. Do we have to say
The dogs have noses?
Child becomes an adult.
is wrong?
But
Ten people have a pen.
Can mean that each of 10 people has a pen, right?
Likewise,
The dogs have a nose.
Sounds OK to me. Do we have to say
The dogs have noses?
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