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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
in a good place
Can place be plural?
I'm not in a good place right now. I am sad.
Is it correct to say 'places'
I've been in the worst places. I know what it is like being depressed and making people around you depressed.
Is 'the worst places' natural?
Thank you
I'm not in a good place right now. I am sad.
Is it correct to say 'places'
I've been in the worst places. I know what it is like being depressed and making people around you depressed.
Is 'the worst places' natural?
Thank you
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Anonymous I'm not in a good place right now. Is it correct to say 'places' Not in that sentence, but 'place' is countable. Anonymous I've been in the worst places.
- Anonymous I'm not in a good place right now.
- Is it correct to say 'places' Not in that sentence, but 'place' is countable.
- Anonymous I've been in the worst places.
- Is 'the worst places' natural?
- We'd say, "I've been in worse places".
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AnonymousI'm not in a good place right now. I am sad.Is it correct to say 'places'Not in that sentence, but 'place' is countable.
AnonymousI've been in the worst places. I know what it is like being depressed and making people around you depressed.Is 'the worst places' natural?We'd say, "I've been in worse places".
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