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Olive lime 121 Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
Is 'I love a parade' gramatically correct?
I'm wondering about the use of singular nouns when making statements like "I love a parade" or "I hate a thief". Wouldn't "I love parades" or "I hate thieves" be the correct way to make these statements, or are both ways correct? Is there a rule that governs this type of statement?
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olive lime 121 "I love a parade" That is fine in the right context. You and your friends are watching a parade. )
- olive lime 121 "I love a parade" That is fine in the right context.
- You and your friends are watching a parade.
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olive lime 121"I love a parade"
That is fine in the right context. You and your friends are watching a parade. You can say either, "I love parades." or "I love a parade." (The latter means that you are presently experiencing a feeling of love.)
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