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Twilit02 Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Is it really correct to say 'Every living thing grows up with every second".
My dear and respected teachers,
1 : "Every living thing grows up with every second". correct?
2 : "What's the password and the authentication code". OR "What are the password and the authentication code". Which one is correct?
3 : "Which else administrator is your friend". correct it please
1 : "Every living thing grows up with every second". correct?
2 : "What's the password and the authentication code". OR "What are the password and the authentication code". Which one is correct?
3 : "Which else administrator is your friend". correct it please
Top answer
1. Every living thing grows up with every second. This is a strange sentence.
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- Every living thing grows up with every second.
- This is a strange sentence.
- Do you mean the following?
- Every living thing is continually growing (with the passage of every second).
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1. Every living thing grows up with every second.
This is a strange sentence. Do you mean the following? Every living thing is continually growing (with the passage of every second).
2. [What's / What are] the password and the authentication code?
What are is technically the correct choice, but What's is very commonly said in this situation.
This is a strange sentence. Do you mean the following? Every living thing is continually growing (with the passage of every second).
2. [What's / What are] the password and the authentication code?
What are is technically the correct choice, but What's is very commonly said in this situation.
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