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Vivek1sharma Posted 14 years ago
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Question's The group was assisted by us.Subject
The group was assisted by us.
They enjoyed Bollywood movie at Rajmandir cinema.
Everything went well.
They enjoyed Bollywood movie at Rajmandir cinema.
Everything went well.
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1. If you are asking more than one QUESTION, you use the PLURAL form, which is QUESTIONS, with NO APOSTROPHE. 2.
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- If you are asking more than one QUESTION, you use the PLURAL form, which is QUESTIONS, with NO APOSTROPHE.
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- You didn't ask any questions!
- " is not a question.
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1. If you are asking more than one QUESTION, you use the PLURAL form, which is QUESTIONS, with NO APOSTROPHE.
2. You didn't ask any questions! "Subject?" is not a question.
"The group was assisted by us" is valid but you would usually say "We assisted the group". The subject of the original sentence is "the group".
"They enjoyed a Bollywood movie at the Rajmandir cin
2. You didn't ask any questions! "Subject?" is not a question.
"The group was assisted by us" is valid but you would usually say "We assisted the group". The subject of the original sentence is "the group".
"They enjoyed a Bollywood movie at the Rajmandir cin
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