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Sailsofoblivion Posted 11 years ago
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Plural or singular?
Hi, should this be "rehearsals" or "rehearsal"? I'm not sure. Although the miming did not take place in both - only in the orchestra. It was originally "prolonged periods of time", however, I realized that I was repeating myself.
After I finally overcame my insecurity, I began to fully participate in the wind band and orchestra – taking the time to practice the complicated parts of the music, and no longer miming for the majority of the rehearsal.
After I finally overcame my insecurity, I began to fully participate in the wind band and orchestra – taking the time to practice the complicated parts of the music, and no longer miming for the majority of the rehearsal.
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sailsofoblivion "rehearsals" or "rehearsal" The majority of the rehearsals is most of several rehearsals. The majority of the rehearsal is most of the time spent on one rehearsal. ____ I don't know why exactly, but I would change the opening phrase: After overcoming my initial insecurity, I began to participate fully in ...
- sailsofoblivion "rehearsals" or "rehearsal" The majority of the rehearsals is most of several rehearsals.
- The majority of the rehearsal is most of the time spent on one rehearsal.
- ____ I don't know why exactly, but I would change the opening phrase: After overcoming my initial insecurity, I began to participate fully in ...
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sailsofoblivion"rehearsals" or "rehearsal"The majority of the rehearsals is most of several rehearsals.
The majority of the rehearsal is most of the time spent on one rehearsal.
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I don't know why exactly, but I would change the opening phrase:
After overcoming my initial insecurity, I began to participate fully in ...
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