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Lucas21c Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Natural expression
Could you tell me which one is natural among the following sentences? Thank you in advance.
1. Are one hand luggage and one checked luggage available with my ticket?
2. Are one hand luggage and one checked luggage possible with my ticket?
3. Can I load one hand luggage and one checked luggage with my ticket?
4. Can I carry one hand luggage and one checked luggage with my ticket?
1. Are one hand luggage and one checked luggage available with my ticket?
2. Are one hand luggage and one checked luggage possible with my ticket?
3. Can I load one hand luggage and one checked luggage with my ticket?
4. Can I carry one hand luggage and one checked luggage with my ticket?
Top answer
"luggage" is uncountable, so you cannot have "one luggage". "
- "luggage" is uncountable, so you cannot have "one luggage".
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"luggage" is uncountable, so you cannot have "one luggage".
You could say, for example, "Does my ticket allow one item of hand luggage and one item of checked luggage?"
You could say, for example, "Does my ticket allow one item of hand luggage and one item of checked luggage?"
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How about the following one?
Can I carry one item of hand luggage on board after I delivered one item of checked luggage to the airline?
Can I carry one item of hand luggage on board after I delivered one item of checked luggage to the airline?
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Can I carry one item of hand luggage on board after I have delivered / after delivering one item of checked luggage to the airline?
"delivering to the airline" sounds slightly unusual to me, or different from the usual procedure, but I suppose it may fit your situation ... I'm not sure.
"delivering to the airline" sounds slightly unusual to me, or different from the usual procedure, but I suppose it may fit your situation ... I'm not sure.
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