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Vincent Teo Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
fireworks display
Can I say,
The crowd of people are watching fireworks.
The large crowd of people are watching fireworks display.
A crowd are / is watching the fireworks.
The crowd of people are watching fireworks.
The large crowd of people are watching fireworks display.
A crowd are / is watching the fireworks.
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if you are referring to the present describing a situation then A large crowd of people are watching the fireworks display.
- if you are referring to the present describing a situation then A large crowd of people are watching the fireworks display.
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if you are referring to the present describing a situation then
A large crowd of people are watching the fireworks display.
A large crowd of people are watching the fireworks display.
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Vincent TeoCan I say,There's onl
The crowd of peopleareis watching fireworks.
The large crowd of peopleareis watching a fireworks display.
A crowdare /is watching the fireworks.
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