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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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Mae
Hi. Good day.
Can someone clarify these for me,please?
What kinds of shoes...?
What kind of shoe...?
What kinds of shoe...?
What kind of shoes...?
Can someone clarify these for me,please?
What kinds of shoes...?
What kind of shoe...?
What kinds of shoe...?
What kind of shoes...?
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Stores sell more than one kind/type of shoe, and they sell them in pairs. A person may own just one pair of shoes, so only one kind. Any or all of the four examples are acceptable in different situations.
- Stores sell more than one kind/type of shoe, and they sell them in pairs.
- A person may own just one pair of shoes, so only one kind.
- Any or all of the four examples are acceptable in different situations.
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Stores sell more than one kind/type of shoe, and they sell them in pairs.
A person may own just one pair of shoes, so only one kind.
Any or all of the four examples are acceptable in different situations.
A person may own just one pair of shoes, so only one kind.
Any or all of the four examples are acceptable in different situations.
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