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PreciousJones Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

numbers

Do you have their number. Or

Do you have their numbers?

And

I find out that my friend shares the same birthday as me. I say:

I haven't met anyone who shares the same birthday as me until now.

Or

I hadn't met anyone who shares the same birthday as me until now.

Can you say:

A town is in bankruptcy? Like for example:

Stockton is in a bankruptcy.

Thank you!
  

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PreciousJones Do you have their number. OrDo you have their numbers? It depends on whether you are using singular 'their' or plural 'their' and on how many numbers you are talking about.

— CalifJim

  • PreciousJones Do you have their number.
  • OrDo you have their numbers?
  • It depends on whether you are using singular 'their' or plural 'their' and on how many numbers you are talking about.
  • -- No matter who comes in to register, be sure you get their number.
  • ) -- No matter who comes in to register, be sure you get their numbers.
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PreciousJonesDo you have their number. OrDo you have their numbers?
It depends on whether you are using singular 'their' or plural 'their' and on how many numbers you are talking about.

-- No matter who comes in to register, be sure you get their number. (Maybe you're referring to a single phone number of each individual person.)
-- No
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