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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
In their own right
They are great singers in their own rights/right.
Which of the alternatives is correct.
When we are referring to plural nouns do we have to use plural form of idioms ?
Which of the alternatives is correct.
When we are referring to plural nouns do we have to use plural form of idioms ?
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They are great singers in their own right . - - Not here.
- They are great singers in their own right .
- - - Not here.
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They are great singers in their own right.
When we are referring to plural nouns do we have to use plural form of idioms?-- Not here.
When we are referring to plural nouns do we have to use plural form of idioms?-- Not here.
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