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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
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Please Clarify

Hi.

Please help me clarify this.



(1) the location of a house

(2) the locations of a house

(3) the location of houses

(4) the locations of houses



Which ones are correct and What are the differences between them?

Thank you for your help.
  

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Anonymous Hi. Please help me clarify this. " (2) the location s of a house correct only if the house has yet to be built, and several prospective sites are under consideration (in which case they'd be called "prospective locations") Or perhaps we're trying to solve a kidnapping and we have a picture of the house where the victim is being held, but don't know where it is.

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  • Anonymous Hi.
  • Please help me clarify this.
  • " (2) the location s of a house correct only if the house has yet to be built, and several prospective sites are under consideration (in which case they'd be called "prospective locations") Or perhaps we're trying to solve a kidnapping and we have a picture of the house where the victim is being held, but don't know where it is.
  • " Which ones are correct and What are the differences between them?
  • Thank you for your help.
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Anonymous
Hi.

Please help me clarify this.



(1) the location of a house "The location of her house is a closely guarded secret."

(2) the locations of a house correct only if the house has yet to be built, and several prospective sites are under consideration (in which case
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