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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

Like and Likes

My family really like her or My family really likes her

Are they both correct if there is a difference what is it?
  

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You can use either. The plural (like) is very common in British English. When the reference is to one's ancestors, the singular should be used: My family has lived in this country for centuries.

— Cool Breeze

  • You can use either.
  • The plural (like) is very common in British English.
  • When the reference is to one's ancestors, the singular should be used: My family has lived in this country for centuries.
  • CB
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You can use either. The plural (like) is very common in British English. When the reference is to one's ancestors, the singular should be used: My family has lived in this country for centuries.

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