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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
clothing - is/are?
Hello, I would like to know if these sentences are gramatically correct or not:
His most common clothing consists of a black suit, white shirt and red tie.
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His most common clothing is a black suit, white shirt and red tie.
Please help, thank you.
His most common clothing consists of a black suit, white shirt and red tie.
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His most common clothing is a black suit, white shirt and red tie.
Please help, thank you.
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Anonymous I would like to know if these sentences are grammatically correct. Yes. 'Common' is uncommon; I suggest 'usual'.
- Anonymous I would like to know if these sentences are grammatically correct.
- Yes.
- 'Common' is uncommon; I suggest 'usual'.
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AnonymousI would like to know if these sentences are grammatically correct.Yes. 'Common' is uncommon; I suggest 'usual'.
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Mister MicawberYes. 'Common' is uncommon; I suggest 'usual'.Or "everyday." This contrasts with "special occasion."
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