Denote two different singular nouns
Hi. Can the example sentence below indicate two different singular nouns, that is, a logical consequence and a historical consequence? I'm pretty sure it can mean two different plural nouns, "logical consequences" and "historical consequences." I hope my question is clear to you. Please see the underlined part. Thank you in advance for your help.
His action had both logical and historical consequences.
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anonymous His action had both logical and historical consequences. anonymous I'm pretty sure it can mean two different plural nouns Yes, it can, and it does. anonymous Can the example sentence below indicate two different singular nouns No.
- anonymous His action had both logical and historical consequences.
- anonymous I'm pretty sure it can mean two different plural nouns Yes, it can, and it does.
- anonymous Can the example sentence below indicate two different singular nouns No.
- That would have to be "both a logical and an historical consequence".
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anonymousHis action had both logical and historical consequences.
anonymousI'm pretty sure it can mean two different plural nouns
Yes, it can, and it does.
anonymousCan the example sentence below indicate two different singular nouns
No. That would have to be "both a logical an
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