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OttoJ Posted 11 years ago
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I think Jewish and of are the only correct answers, but in some corpora I find Jews and with, which sound wrong to me. Could I use Jews and with?
I think Jewish and of are the only correct answers, but in some corpora I find Jews and with, which sound wrong to me. Could I use Jews and with?
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OttoJ I think Jewish and of are the only correct answers You are correct. Jews = a plural noun . Jewish = an adjective
- OttoJ I think Jewish and of are the only correct answers You are correct.
- Jews = a plural noun .
- Jewish = an adjective
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OttoJI think Jewish and of are the only correct answersYou are correct.
Jews = a plural noun.
Jewish = an adjective
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