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Air class 611 Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

Conjunction 'and'

Hi, please help with this:

"Mary likes red cars. Mary likes blue cars."


Is it wrong to join it this way?
"Mary likes red cars and blue cars."

Or must it strictly be "Mary likes red and blue cars."


What is the reason for accepting or not accepting the sentence(s)?

Appreciate some help please. Thanks!

  

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air class 611Is it wrong to join it this way?"Mary likes red cars and blue cars."

No, that is quite OK.

air class 611Or must it strictly be "Mary likes red and blue cars."

That is good too, of course.

air class 611What is the reason for accepting or not accepting the sentence(s)?
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air class 611"Mary likes red and blue cars."

This is a red and blue car, the kind that Mary likes.

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