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Mr genuine Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

inhabit

No one knows how the earth came to be inhabited by so many species of living organism.

What's wrong with this sentence?
  

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Mr genuine What's wrong with this sentence? Not much, if anything. I would say "organisms" at the end, but what you have isn't really wrong.

— CalifJim

  • Mr genuine What's wrong with this sentence?
  • Not much, if anything.
  • I would say "organisms" at the end, but what you have isn't really wrong.
  • CJ
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Mr genuineWhat's wrong with this sentence?
Not much, if anything. I would say "organisms" at the end, but what you have isn't really wrong.

CJ
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So, singular organism is also possible.
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Mr genuineSo, singular "organism" is also possible.
Yes. I'd call it a possible but inferior choice.

CJ
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