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Lucus Ong Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Pair
They have two pair of jeans.
it's old-fashioned.
can I don't put s before the 'pair' in modern English?
They have two pairs of jeans.
is this right in formal english.
great thanks in advance
it's old-fashioned.
can I don't put s before the 'pair' in modern English?
They have two pairs of jeans.
is this right in formal english.
great thanks in advance
Top answer
Two pairs is much more common and correct in formal situations. Sometimes "two pair" is used informally.
- Two pairs is much more common and correct in formal situations.
- Sometimes "two pair" is used informally.
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Two pairs is much more common and correct in formal situations.
Sometimes "two pair" is used informally.
Sometimes "two pair" is used informally.
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