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Anonymous Posted 4 years ago
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How is the word "citizenship" used in this case?
He has three citizenship.
or
He has three pieces of citizenship.
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anonymous He has three citizenship. citizenships That is possible. anonymous He has three pieces of citizenship.
- anonymous He has three citizenship.
- citizenships That is possible.
- anonymous He has three pieces of citizenship.
- No.
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anonymousHe has three citizenship.
citizenships
That is possible.
anonymousHe has three pieces of citizenship.
No.
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I think you're trying to say one of these:
He has citizenship in three countries. / He is a citizen of three countries.
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He has three forms of proof that he is a citizen.
It depends which one you mean.
CJ
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