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Will Leung Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
By vehicle(s)
Does "vehicle" need "s" for the following sentence?
" He plan to take the dog from City A to City B by vehicle(s)."
" He plan to take the dog from City A to City B by vehicle(s)."
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by vehicle(s)' is not natural English. Say 'He plan s to take the dog from London to Manchester by car/in his car'.
- by vehicle(s)' is not natural English.
- Say 'He plan s to take the dog from London to Manchester by car/in his car'.
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'...by vehicle(s)' is not natural English.
Say 'He plans to take the dog from London to Manchester by car/in his car'.
Say 'He plans to take the dog from London to Manchester by car/in his car'.
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