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Unix77 Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
Grammar question, adjective without comma
0 Hi all 02 br
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00 i have question about grammar 02 br
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00 1. In the United State 01 i 00 _____ 02 i 00 approximately four million miles of roads, streets, and highways. 02 br
00 a. there b. is c. they d. there are 02 br
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00 --> i believe that d is correct, howerver since there is no comma after In the United State, i am not sure d is correct but there is no another answer 0-
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00 i have question about grammar 02 br
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00 1. In the United State 01 i 00 _____ 02 i 00 approximately four million miles of roads, streets, and highways. 02 br
00 a. there b. is c. they d. there are 02 br
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00 --> i believe that d is correct, howerver since there is no comma after In the United State, i am not sure d is correct but there is no another answer 0-
Top answer
0 I think you are right! "d" is the correct answer. 0-
- 0 I think you are right!
- "d" is the correct answer.
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0 hi Pilita 02 br
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00 i think so, but is it oke we can use it without comma ? 0-
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00 i think so, but is it oke we can use it without comma ? 0-
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0 This is what I think: 02 br
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00 In the United States[,] there are approximately four million miles of roads, streets, and highways. 0-
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00 In the United States[,] there are approximately four million miles of roads, streets, and highways. 0-
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0 No need to worry about commas here (and there seldom is!). 02 br
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00 Two of the answers leave the sentence with no main verb, and since the verb is referring to more than one thing, it must be the plural form "are". 02 br
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00 So the answer is "there are". 0-
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00 Two of the answers leave the sentence with no main verb, and since the verb is referring to more than one thing, it must be the plural form "are". 02 br
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00 So the answer is "there are". 0-
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