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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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Students can take either a non-science elective or a math elective.
Is it correct to use Students (plural) as the subject and use a non-science elective (singular) as the object in this sentence? Should we use non-science electives?
Is it correct to use Students (plural) as the subject and use a non-science elective (singular) as the object in this sentence? Should we use non-science electives?
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As I understand your original sentence, each student can take one elective. If you rewrote it, each student can take multiple electives.
- As I understand your original sentence, each student can take one elective.
- If you rewrote it, each student can take multiple electives.
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As I understand your original sentence, each student can take one elective.
If you rewrote it, each student can take multiple electives.
If you rewrote it, each student can take multiple electives.
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