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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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Please help.
1. Watching a spectacular fireworks display is an absolute must in the autumn, so it's a good thing there are plenty of events in Kent this year.
2. See below for our guide to Firework displays and Bonfire Night events in Kent in 2016.
Can anyone please explain why "fireworks" in the first sentence but without an "s" in the second ?
3. The series of pictures (show/show) ...............
Thank you.
Please help.
1. Watching a spectacular fireworks display is an absolute must in the autumn, so it's a good thing there are plenty of events in Kent this year.
2. See below for our guide to Firework displays and Bonfire Night events in Kent in 2016.
Can anyone please explain why "fireworks" in the first sentence but without an "s" in the second ?
3. The series of pictures (show/show) ...............
Thank you.
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Anonymous Can anyone please explain why "fireworks" in the first sentence but without an "s" in the second ? I cannot. I would have written "fireworks" in both cases.
- Anonymous Can anyone please explain why "fireworks" in the first sentence but without an "s" in the second ?
- I cannot.
- I would have written "fireworks" in both cases.
- Anonymous 3.
- The series of pictures (show/show s ) ...............
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AnonymousCan anyone please explain why "fireworks" in the first sentence but without an "s" in the second ?I cannot. I would have written "fireworks" in both cases.
Anonymous3. The series of pictures (show/shows) ............... (I assume you didn't intend both c
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