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Wholegrain Posted 14 years ago
If the sentence "The students who have sent a resume to the director were accepted first" is incorrect--because "resume" isn't in plural, how would you make the distinction between:
"The students who have sent a resume to the director were accepted first"
"The students who have sent two resumes to the director were accepted first"?
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Do objects always have to be in plural?
How would you reword these sentences?
If the sentence "The students who have sent a resume to the director were accepted first" is incorrect--because "resume" isn't in plural, how would you make the distinction between:
"The students who have sent a resume to the director were accepted first"
"The students who have sent two resumes to the director were accepted first"?
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Those students who sent resumes to the director were accepted first...
- Those students who sent resumes to the director were accepted first...
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Those students who sent resumes to the director were accepted first...
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