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Vincent Teo Posted 18 years ago
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Can I say,
(a) He put the fruit / fruits into the bags.
(b) He packed the books into those boxes.
(c) He also labelled each of the bag for a price.
(d) He sold forty boxes of storybooks altogether.
(e) He had forty boxes to sell for friends.
(a) He put the fruit / fruits into the bags.
(b) He packed the books into those boxes.
(c) He also labelled each of the bag for a price.
(d) He sold forty boxes of storybooks altogether.
(e) He had forty boxes to sell for friends.
Top answer
Vincent Teo Can I say, (a) He put the fruit / fruits into the bag / bags. "Fruits" is special - less common. But , you can put the fruit into the bags and put the fruits into the bag , if you wish.
- Vincent Teo Can I say, (a) He put the fruit / fruits into the bag / bags.
- "Fruits" is special - less common.
- But , you can put the fruit into the bags and put the fruits into the bag , if you wish.
- ) (b) He packed the books into those boxes.
- OK (c) He also labelled each of the bag bags for with a price.
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Vincent Teo
Can I say,
(a) He put the fruit / fruits into the bag / bags. "Fruits" is special - less common. But, you can put the fruit into the bags and put the fruits into the bag, if you wish. (The
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