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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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Grammar ?
This sentence: " We are wearing glasses and same age." Is it technically correct?
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No, not at all: the 'be' verb needs to be repeated because it has different functions in each case: We are the same age and are wearing glasses. However, I suspect that what you mean is: We are the same age and we both wear glasses.
- No, not at all: the 'be' verb needs to be repeated because it has different functions in each case: We are the same age and are wearing glasses.
- However, I suspect that what you mean is: We are the same age and we both wear glasses.
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No, not at all: the 'be' verb needs to be repeated because it has different functions in each case:
We are the same age and are wearing glasses.
However, I suspect that what you mean is:
We are the same age and we both wear glasses.
We are the same age and are wearing glasses.
However, I suspect that what you mean is:
We are the same age and we both wear glasses.
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