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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary
"Do you remember any event?" vs "Do you remember any events?"
What's the difference between
"Do you remember any event?" and "Do you remember any events?"
Thanks,
Alessio
"Do you remember any event?" and "Do you remember any events?"
Thanks,
Alessio
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Well, I'm Italian but as far as I know the first sentence is correct while the second one seems to me slightly natural rather than the former one. " That's what I would do,simply drop the S!
- Well, I'm Italian but as far as I know the first sentence is correct while the second one seems to me slightly natural rather than the former one.
- " That's what I would do,simply drop the S!
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Well, I'm Italian but as far as I know the first sentence is correct while the second one seems to me slightly natural rather than the former one.
"Do you remember any event of that night, any event at all?"
That's what I would do,simply drop the S!
"Do you remember any event of that night, any event at all?"
That's what I would do,simply drop the S!
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