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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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Juxtaposition of Similar Noun Phrases
When I tried tojuxtapose two similar objects in one sentence in a concise way, for example,
University of A, University of B, University of C, should I say
University of A, B and C
or
Universities of A, B and C?
Thanks!
University of A, University of B, University of C, should I say
University of A, B and C
or
Universities of A, B and C?
Thanks!
Top answer
Use the second.
- Use the second.
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