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Lucian7821 Posted 10 years ago
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Grammar- life or lives.
For Jess and Fin, music was their lives.
I have asked friends and they say life because music is singular but this seems redundant since the subject agrees with the verb. For example, you'd say: it is their lives that matter. It is singular yet lives are plural. I mean each person separately, hence why I gravitate towards lives. Clarification would be amazing. Thanks all
I have asked friends and they say life because music is singular but this seems redundant since the subject agrees with the verb. For example, you'd say: it is their lives that matter. It is singular yet lives are plural. I mean each person separately, hence why I gravitate towards lives. Clarification would be amazing. Thanks all
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Jess thought that music was (the most important thing in) his life. For Jess, music was his life. Fin thought that music was (the most important thing in) his life.
- Jess thought that music was (the most important thing in) his life.
- For Jess, music was his life.
- Fin thought that music was (the most important thing in) his life.
- For Fin, music was his life.
- For Jess and Fin, music was (the most important thing in) their lives.
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Jess thought that music was (the most important thing in) his life. For Jess, music was his life.
Fin thought that music was (the most important thing in) his life. For Fin, music was his life.
For Jess and Fin, music was (the most important thing in) their lives.
Fin thought that music was (the most important thing in) his life. For Fin, music was his life.
For Jess and Fin, music was (the most important thing in) their lives.
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