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Believer Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
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Hi,
Please help me with these.
1. I like the watch you sent to me
2. ... in the form of rain, snow, and so on.
Please help me with these.
1. I like the watch you sent to me
2. ... in the form of rain, snow, and so on.
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They're OK.
- They're OK.
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Thank you.
If it is not too much of a burden, please tell me why they can't me like these.
I like the watch you sent me.
... in the forms of rain, snow, and so on.
If it is not too much of a burden, please tell me why they can't me like these.
I like the watch you sent me.
... in the forms of rain, snow, and so on.
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Thank you, Mr.M.
How come the word 'form'can be both in the singular and in plural when used here?
in the form (forms) of rain, snow, and so on.
How come the word 'form'can be both in the singular and in plural when used here?
in the form (forms) of rain, snow, and so on.
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It depends on whether the noun relates to each one separately or all together:
In the form of rain, (the form of) snow, and (the form of? ) so on.
In the forms of (rain, snow and so on).
Monday and Tuesday were fine days.
Monday and Tuesday it was a fine day.
That's how I see it.
In the form of rain, (the form of) snow, and (the form of? ) so on.
In the forms of (rain, snow and so on).
Monday and Tuesday were fine days.
Monday and Tuesday it was a fine day.
That's how I see it.
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