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Kazupocketmonster Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
Does the choice make a difference?
Does the choice between schools and school make a difference in meaning somehow?
By looking at their school uniforms, you can tell which school/schools they go to.
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"schools" implies that the children may go to different schools. "school" may suggest that the children all go to the same school, but this is not completely clear cut.
- "schools" implies that the children may go to different schools.
- "school" may suggest that the children all go to the same school, but this is not completely clear cut.
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"schools" implies that the children may go to different schools.
"school" may suggest that the children all go to the same school, but this is not completely clear cut.
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