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CAO Posted 23 years ago
Grammar
Choice or Choices
I am hesitating at using "a wide choice of display options" or "wide choices of display options"...
Which expression is correct and what is the general rule?
Which expression is correct and what is the general rule?
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Sorry if I don't answer your question directly, but I would simply say 'many display options'. Maybe someone else can give you a more direct answer.
- Sorry if I don't answer your question directly, but I would simply say 'many display options'.
- Maybe someone else can give you a more direct answer.
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Sorry if I don't answer your question directly, but I would simply say 'many display options'.
Maybe someone else can give you a more direct answer.
Maybe someone else can give you a more direct answer.
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That is not an individual problem. I am always not sure in these kinds of instances. Chinese is very different from English, at least in this point - "plural or not"?
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"a choice of options" - can pick one of a group of options.
"some choices of options" - can pick several of a group of options.
You could use "wide" to modify both of these phrases.
However, since a choice is often an aggregate of many little choices, "wide choices of options" is not really used.
Go with "a wide choice of options".
"some choices of options" - can pick several of a group of options.
You could use "wide" to modify both of these phrases.
However, since a choice is often an aggregate of many little choices, "wide choices of options" is not really used.
Go with "a wide choice of options".
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