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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Canadian vs. Canadians
They are Canadian.
They are Canadians.
1. Are both sentences above correct?
2. I believe "Canadian" in the first sentence is used as an adjective like 'gorgeous' in saying "They are gorgeous", whereas in the second sentence, "Canadians" is used as a noun. Is this correct?
Please help. I would be very grateful.
They are Canadians.
1. Are both sentences above correct?
2. I believe "Canadian" in the first sentence is used as an adjective like 'gorgeous' in saying "They are gorgeous", whereas in the second sentence, "Canadians" is used as a noun. Is this correct?
Please help. I would be very grateful.
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Yes, and yes. Regards, A- s
- Yes, and yes.
- Regards, A- s
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Thanks so much for your quick and helpful response. I really appreciate it.
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