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Alc24 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
"OF" or NO "OF"
How would you say this please?
How come in the question OF is needed and in the answer there is no OF?
1 My parents are (of) two different religions/have 2 different religions. She is jewish.
Is this sentences grammatical? How would you say it?
1 She's in the middle of the bus knowing that she's going to get off in one station.
Thank you
How come in the question OF is needed and in the answer there is no OF?
1 My parents are (of) two different religions/have 2 different religions. She is jewish.
Is this sentences grammatical? How would you say it?
1 She's in the middle of the bus knowing that she's going to get off in one station.
Thank you
Top answer
1-- 'Jewish' is not a religion; it is an adjective. 2-- OK
- 1-- 'Jewish' is not a religion; it is an adjective.
- 2-- OK
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OK sorry,
How would you say the question please (number 1)?
and what is the answer if you were to use Judaism?
Thank you
How would you say the question please (number 1)?
and what is the answer if you were to use Judaism?
Thank you
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It would be pretty awkward to try to phrase the answer using "Judaism." I would just say "My mother is Jewish and my Dad is Catholic."
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