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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Correct please
Is it correct grammar to use these phrases?
aroused the debate
intensified the debate
Also, is it possible to say "There wasn't that many questions." in spoken English?
Are these right as well?
All this / these we pray (even if you've prayed for a lot of things).
I'm confused when we can use this/these
Is many considered singular or plural?
aroused the debate
intensified the debate
Also, is it possible to say "There wasn't that many questions." in spoken English?
Are these right as well?
All this / these we pray (even if you've prayed for a lot of things).
I'm confused when we can use this/these
Is many considered singular or plural?
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Is it correct grammar to use these phrases? aroused the debate; intensified the debate -- Neither sounds particular native. 'Aroused debate' and 'the debate intensified' are more likely.
- Is it correct grammar to use these phrases?
- aroused the debate; intensified the debate -- Neither sounds particular native.
- 'Aroused debate' and 'the debate intensified' are more likely.
- -- Not if you wish to be considered educated.
- Are these right as well?
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Is it correct grammar to use these phrases? aroused the debate; intensified the debate -- Neither sounds particular native. 'Aroused debate' and 'the debate intensified' are more likely.
Also, is it possible to say "There wasn't that many questions." in spoken English?-- Not if you wish to be considered educated.
Are these right as well? All this / these we
Also, is it possible to say "There wasn't that many questions." in spoken English?-- Not if you wish to be considered educated.
Are these right as well? All this / these we
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