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Joseph A Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

Many Cities Or The City

Hello everyone,

A. Are the phrases "many cities" and "the city" appropriate in the following sentences?

1. It's thought that the remains of the city lie on below another.

2. It's thought that the remains of many cities lie on below another.

3. It's thought that many remains of the city lie on below another.

B. If they are okay, what is the difference between them?

Regards,

JA

  

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"on below another" does not make sense. It seems that you may mean " one below another". If so, (2) appears to be the correct choice.

— GPY

  • "on below another" does not make sense.
  • It seems that you may mean " one below another".
  • If so, (2) appears to be the correct choice.
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"on below another" does not make sense. It seems that you may mean "one below another". If so, (2) appears to be the correct choice.

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