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Alc24 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

ISN'T or AREN'T

Which to say?

Aren't/Isn't there 2 ways of playing the song?
Aren't there songs that you know how to play fully?

Can you say

Play song fully as in know how to play the whole song?

Thank you
  

Top answer

Aren't /Isn't there two ways of playing the song? -- In running text it is more polished to write small numbers in full. Aren't there songs that you know how to play fully?

— Mr Wordy

  • Aren't /Isn't there two ways of playing the song?
  • -- In running text it is more polished to write small numbers in full.
  • Aren't there songs that you know how to play fully?
  • -- OK, but "play in full" may be better.
  • Play song fully as in know how to play the whole song?
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Aren't/Isn't there two ways of playing the song? -- In running text it is more polished to write small numbers in full.



Aren't there songs that you know how to play fully? -- OK, but "play in full" may be better.

Play song fully as in know how to play the whole song? -- Doesn't make much sense.



Edit: Or do you mean:
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