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Vincent Teo Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
one / a brother
How to answer it correctly?
Q: Who are your family members?
A: They are my parents, one brother / a brother and I.
Q: Who are your family members?
A: They are my parents, one brother / a brother and I.
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Hi Who are your family members? - They are my parents, one brother and I. - They are my parents, a brother and I.
- Hi Who are your family members?
- - They are my parents, one brother and I.
- - They are my parents, a brother and I.
- - They are my parents, my brother and I.
- I would say that all are correct, grammatically - there's no real difference between the first two.
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Hi
Who are your family members?
- They are my parents, one brother and I.
- They are my parents, a brother and I.
- They are my parents, my brother and I.
I would say that all are correct, grammatically - there's no real difference between the first two. However, in using one of the first two, it appears that the speaker does not know the brother well
Who are your family members?
- They are my parents, one brother and I.
- They are my parents, a brother and I.
- They are my parents, my brother and I.
I would say that all are correct, grammatically - there's no real difference between the first two. However, in using one of the first two, it appears that the speaker does not know the brother well
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