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TeacherJapan Posted 6 years ago
Grammar

Plurals?

Is it better to use plurals for the word “promise” in this sentence?

He never keeps his promises.

  

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They're both fine and don't mean anything different from each other.

  • They're both fine and don't mean anything different from each other.
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They're both fine and don't mean anything different from each other.

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