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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
quantifier
Hi,
I think I saw the words 'host' and 'multitude' listed as a quantifier (whatever it means - I don't know). I think I also saw the words with the indefinite article 'a' as in 'a host' and 'a multitude'.
Is this right? Can I put the word 'all' before, eventhough not just before, the word (quantifier?) 'host' or 'multitude'?
all their starry host
I think I saw the words 'host' and 'multitude' listed as a quantifier (whatever it means - I don't know). I think I also saw the words with the indefinite article 'a' as in 'a host' and 'a multitude'.
Is this right? Can I put the word 'all' before, eventhough not just before, the word (quantifier?) 'host' or 'multitude'?
all their starry host
Top answer
Yes, you can put all before them.
- Yes, you can put all before them.
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