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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Is this correct?
Let's say every boy has an approved textbook (same one for everyone).
'They each have an approved textbook' aside, could I say 'The boys/They have approved textbooks'?
Thank you.
'They each have an approved textbook' aside, could I say 'The boys/They have approved textbooks'?
Thank you.
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Yes. They (the boys) have approved textbooks. They each have an approved textbook.
- Yes.
- They (the boys) have approved textbooks.
- They each have an approved textbook.
- Or Each [of the boys] has an approved textbook.
- " "They each have an approved textbook" is a common AmE usage.
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Yes.
They (the boys) have approved textbooks.
They each have an approved textbook. Or Each [of the boys] has an approved textbook.
I'm not sure how you're using "aside."
"They each have an approved textbook" is a common AmE usage. I suppose it may raise a few eyebrows.
They (the boys) have approved textbooks.
They each have an approved textbook. Or Each [of the boys] has an approved textbook.
I'm not sure how you're using "aside."
"They each have an approved textbook" is a common AmE usage. I suppose it may raise a few eyebrows.
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