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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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Is this sentence logically correct?
Good evening from the Philippines.
Would you kindly tell me if this sentence is logically correct (because I hear Americans say it this way):
There's a callus on her fingers due to hard work.
Is it possible to have a single callus on several fingers?
My sincerest thanks.
Would you kindly tell me if this sentence is logically correct (because I hear Americans say it this way):
There's a callus on her fingers due to hard work.
Is it possible to have a single callus on several fingers?
My sincerest thanks.
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"Good evening from the Philippines" is fine. "There's a callus on her fingers" doesn't seem quite right. It should be either "There's a callus on her finger" or "There are calluses on her fingers".
- "Good evening from the Philippines" is fine.
- "There's a callus on her fingers" doesn't seem quite right.
- It should be either "There's a callus on her finger" or "There are calluses on her fingers".
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"Good evening from the Philippines" is fine.
"There's a callus on her fingers" doesn't seem quite right. It should be either "There's a callus on her finger" or "There are calluses on her fingers".
"There's a callus on her fingers" doesn't seem quite right. It should be either "There's a callus on her finger" or "There are calluses on her fingers".
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