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Safrar Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Business
Hello,
Please check the below sentences. I would like to start off one of them in a paragraph, but I am not sure if they are natural, or have a similar meaning.
1. Her parents have each business.
2. Her parents have their own business.
3. Her parents have different business.
Please check the below sentences. I would like to start off one of them in a paragraph, but I am not sure if they are natural, or have a similar meaning.
1. Her parents have each business.
2. Her parents have their own business.
3. Her parents have different business.
Top answer
1. Each of her parents have a business. ) 2.
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- Each of her parents have a business.
- ) 2.
- Her parents have their own business.
- ) 3.
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1. Each of her parents have a business. (Her mother has one business, and her father has a different business.)
2. Her parents have their own business. (They own one business together.)
3. Her parents have different businesses. (They own more than one business together.)
2. Her parents have their own business. (They own one business together.)
3. Her parents have different businesses. (They own more than one business together.)
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The pedant in me would make me write Each of her parents has a business.
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