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Christine Christie Posted 5 years ago
Grammar
PILE/STACK
Do these sentences make sense:
a) "A pile of folded clothes sit on the bedroom."
b) "A stack of folded clothes sit on the bedroom."
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Both 'pile' and 'stack' are OK, but you sit on a chair. You can't sit on a bedroom. And the clothes can't either.
- Both 'pile' and 'stack' are OK, but you sit on a chair.
- You can't sit on a bedroom.
- And the clothes can't either.
- Typically we just say There's a pile of folded clothes in the bedroom.
- We don't say "sit".
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Both 'pile' and 'stack' are OK, but you sit on a chair. You can't sit on a bedroom. And the clothes can't either.
Typically we just say
There's a pile of folded clothes in the bedroom.
We don't say "sit".
CJ
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