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Unprlld Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
CORRECTION
Suppose there are five members, and one of the members support the rest of them. What would be correct to say?
1) I am supporting a family of four. Or
2) I am supporting a family of five.
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There is no rule about this, but my guess is that in most cases you leave out the person who is supporting the others. So it would be I am supporting a family of four . CJ
- There is no rule about this, but my guess is that in most cases you leave out the person who is supporting the others.
- So it would be I am supporting a family of four .
- CJ
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There is no rule about this, but my guess is that in most cases you leave out the person who is supporting the others.
So it would be I am supporting a family of four.
CJ
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