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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
Noun for "hair"
To all,
I am wondering whether " She has a long hair." or "She keeps a long hair" are correct concord in grammar?
Can hair be used with "a". Please shed some lights.
Urgent please because i need to explain it to my students.
by Awence.
I am wondering whether " She has a long hair." or "She keeps a long hair" are correct concord in grammar?
Can hair be used with "a". Please shed some lights.
Urgent please because i need to explain it to my students.
by Awence.
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" or "She keeps a long hair" are correct concord in grammar? Can hair be used with "a". Please shed some lights.
- " or "She keeps a long hair" are correct concord in grammar?
- Can hair be used with "a".
- Please shed some lights.
- Urgent please because i need to explain it to my students.
- Say 'She has long hair'.
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Hi,
I am wondering whether " She has a long hair." or "She keeps a long hair" are correct concord in grammar?
Can hair be used with "a". Please shed some lights.
Urgent please because i need to explain it to my students.
Say 'She has long hair'. Keep is not a correct ve
I am wondering whether " She has a long hair." or "She keeps a long hair" are correct concord in grammar?
Can hair be used with "a". Please shed some lights.
Urgent please because i need to explain it to my students.
Say 'She has long hair'. Keep is not a correct ve
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