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Navitasan Posted 8 years ago
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People in Sweden

Can one use:

1) People in Sweden play chess.

instead of:

2) There are people in Sweden who play chess.


Can one use:

3) Firemen in Sweden play chess.

instead of:

4) There are firemen in Sweden who play chess.

The idea is that there are some people/firemen in Sweden who play chess, not that all of them, or a majority of them, or even a significant number of them do.

Gratefully,

Navi

  

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navitasan Can one use: 1) People in Sweden play chess. instead of: 2) There are people in Sweden who play chess. Can one use: 3) Firemen in Sweden play chess.

— CalifJim

  • navitasan Can one use: 1) People in Sweden play chess.
  • instead of: 2) There are people in Sweden who play chess.
  • Can one use: 3) Firemen in Sweden play chess.
  • instead of: 4) There are firemen in Sweden who play chess.
  • Yes and yes.
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navitasan

Can one use:

1) People in Sweden play chess.

instead of:

2) There are people in Sweden who play chess.


Can one use:

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