(a) Last night was quiet . Simon was all alone in his house reading his favourite storybook. His parents had gone to his cousin's wedding dinner.
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Neeraj JainIn sentence (a), I think that it should be "a basket of fruits" instead of "a basket of fruit.". "basket of fruit" is the correct collocation.
In sentence (c), can the third sentence be rephrased as:
They had forgotten to take their house keyswhile/before goingwhen they went
Neeraj JainIn sentence (a), I think that it should be "a basket of fruits" instead of "a basket of fruit.".We say 'You must eat more fruit ( not 'fruits' ) and vegetables. 'Fruits' is used to refer to different types of fruit, e.g. Apples, oranges and pears are fruits. That's why it should be 'a basket of fruit'.