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Pavlides Posted 15 years ago
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We can take pictures using our cell phone any where.
Thank you.
We can take pictures using our cell phone any where.
Thank you.
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Hi, OK, except 'anywhere' is one word. Clive
- Hi, OK, except 'anywhere' is one word.
- Clive
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Thank you.
How about this?
We can take pictures using our cell phones anywhere.
What`s the difference with 'We can take pictures using our cell phone anywhere.'
Thank you.
How about this?
We can take pictures using our cell phones anywhere.
What`s the difference with 'We can take pictures using our cell phone anywhere.'
Thank you.
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Use the plural "cel phones" to go with your plural subject.
If you use the singular, I read it as a specific cel phone that is shared with other people.
If you use the singular, I read it as a specific cel phone that is shared with other people.
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Hi,
We can take pictures using our cell phones anywhere.
What`s the difference with 'We can take pictures using our cell phone anywhere.'
In addition to what has just been said, let me add that with such statements there is alwaysor usually a matter of i
We can take pictures using our cell phones anywhere.
What`s the difference with 'We can take pictures using our cell phone anywhere.'
In addition to what has just been said, let me add that with such statements there is alwaysor usually a matter of i
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