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one pen, one sandwich, one life. two pens, two sandwiches, two lives
- one pen, one sandwich, one life.
- two pens, two sandwiches, two lives
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one pen, one sandwich, one life.
two pens, two sandwiches, two lives
two pens, two sandwiches, two lives
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You mean "marks" is correct? But don't you think four itself is singular
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sundarnazBut don't you think four itself is singularOh dear!
one pen, two pens, three pens, four pens, one hundred pens
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Maybe "Each part carries four marks" makes sense in British English, but it's pretty puzzling for an American. Do you mean "each part (of this exam or assignment) is worth four points"? If it's not that, what do you mean? What does it mean to "carry marks"?
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khoff Do you mean "each part (of this exam or assignment) is worth four points"?That's what it means in BrE. As you say, the sentence makes good enough sense in BrE.
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Yes. That's what it means. The complete question is " Question no 2 has 11 parts. Attempt any 8 parts. Each part carries four marks"
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