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Chris2010 Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
for single teeth,” or "a single tooth"
Is it correct to say “……………be used as replacement for single teeth,”
or should it be “……………be used as replacement for a single tooth,”
or should it be “……………be used as replacement for a single tooth,”
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Don't forget about an article before "replacement" -->
"a replacement"
btw it seems to me "a single tooth" sounds more logical
"a replacement"
btw it seems to me "a single tooth" sounds more logical
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I would still like to wait for Chris to reply, since it can equally be:
Dominoes can be used as replacements for single teeth.
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A domino can be used as a replacement for a single tooth.
Dominoes can be used as replacements for single teeth.
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A domino can be used as a replacement for a single tooth.
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