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Vincent Teo Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Chicken / chicken meat
Can I say,
(a) There is / are some chicken and goat meat on the table.
(b) There is / are some chicken meat and goat meat on the table.
(a) There is / are some chicken and goat meat on the table.
(b) There is / are some chicken meat and goat meat on the table.
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I would use there is because chicken and goat meat is still not a plural reference. There's some chicken and goat meat on the table.
- I would use there is because chicken and goat meat is still not a plural reference.
- There's some chicken and goat meat on the table.
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I would use there is because chicken and goat meat is still not a plural reference.
There's some chicken and goat meat on the table.
There's some chicken and goat meat on the table.
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Vincent TeoCan I say,
(a) There is / are some chicken and goat meat on the table.
(b) There is / are some chicken meat and goat meat on the table.
Hi,
Chicken means its meat too.
There is some 'chicken and goat' meat on the table. (If you want to use the word 'meat')
Else you can say.....There is some c
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