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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Correct Grammar Usage
Hello,
I would like to know what is the correct way to say....
"They will check their schedules." OR
"They will check their schedule."
Will schedule be plural or singular for this question?
Also, which way is correct? for example...
"The date and time works for Bob and I." OR "The date and time works for Bob and me?"
Please advise.
Thank you!
I would like to know what is the correct way to say....
"They will check their schedules." OR
"They will check their schedule."
Will schedule be plural or singular for this question?
Also, which way is correct? for example...
"The date and time works for Bob and I." OR "The date and time works for Bob and me?"
Please advise.
Thank you!
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Anonymous Hello, I would like to know wh ich is the correct way to say.. " [Y] They don't have the same schedule; there are at least two schedule s . " [Y] They (both)(all) have the same schedule.
- Anonymous Hello, I would like to know wh ich is the correct way to say..
- " [Y] They don't have the same schedule; there are at least two schedule s .
- " [Y] They (both)(all) have the same schedule.
- " [Y] You need the object form.
- The date........
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AnonymousHello, I would like to know which is the correct way to say..
"They will check their schedules." [Y] They don't have the same schedule; there are at least two schedules.
"They will check their schedule." [Y] They (both)(all) have the sa
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