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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Grammar check
The sentence : "The lecture is about why people become vegetarian." is this sentence gramatically correct? I know it would read smoother if it was vegetarianS, plural(not a noun but an adj. in the sentence). But is that sentence grammatically wrong?
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` Both versions are correct and mean the same. In #1 'vegetarian' is an adjective and in #2 'vegetarians' is a plural noun. Rover
- ` Both versions are correct and mean the same.
- In #1 'vegetarian' is an adjective and in #2 'vegetarians' is a plural noun.
- Rover
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Both versions are correct and mean the same.
In #1 'vegetarian' is an adjective and in #2 'vegetarians' is a plural noun.
Rover
Both versions are correct and mean the same.
In #1 'vegetarian' is an adjective and in #2 'vegetarians' is a plural noun.
Rover
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