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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
'is' versus 'are'
.......expanding needs for experienced global personnel, in conjunction with my lifestyle, 'is?/are?' a further reason for my interest in your.......
Help please! English not my mother tongue! Office personnel broke down in 'cultural grammatical war of words' , so no help here
Help please! English not my mother tongue! Office personnel broke down in 'cultural grammatical war of words' , so no help here
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1) What comes before "expanding"? 2) Regardless of the above, you obviously can't say " are a further reason".
- 1) What comes before "expanding"?
- 2) Regardless of the above, you obviously can't say " are a further reason".
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1) What comes before "expanding"?
2) Regardless of the above, you obviously can't say "are a further reason".
2) Regardless of the above, you obviously can't say "are a further reason".
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