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Mikimiki Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Most of the men or each of the men?
Could anybody tell me which one is correct " Every of the men in the hall has a rifle." " Most of the men in the hall has a rifle." or " Each of the men in the hall has a rifle."
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I'll tell you the wrong one - Every. The other two are correct but the meaning is different.
- I'll tell you the wrong one - Every.
- The other two are correct but the meaning is different.
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I'll tell you the wrong one - Every.
The other two are correct but the meaning is different.
The other two are correct but the meaning is different.
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mikimikiEach of the men in the hall has a rifle.Only the above sentence is correct. These would also be right:
Every one of the men in the hall has a rifle.
Most of the men in the hall have a rifle.
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Cool Breeze is correct. I didn't spot that you had has rather than have.
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