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Cogar Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
"Each bags has 2 marbles" OR "The bags have 2 marbles each"
Hello all,
If I want to say there are 2 bags and each bag has a red marble and a blue marble, how can i say it concisely.
Thank you.
If I want to say there are 2 bags and each bag has a red marble and a blue marble, how can i say it concisely.
Thank you.
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Presumably you do not need to specify the colours, so: Each bag contains two marbles. Your sentence, "The bags have two marbles each", is also correct.
- Presumably you do not need to specify the colours, so: Each bag contains two marbles.
- Your sentence, "The bags have two marbles each", is also correct.
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Presumably you do not need to specify the colours, so:
Each bag contains two marbles.
Your sentence, "The bags have two marbles each", is also correct.
Each bag contains two marbles.
Your sentence, "The bags have two marbles each", is also correct.
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Thanks Feebs11.
I need to specify that there are 2 bags and the color of the marbles also. How to do it?
I need to specify that there are 2 bags and the color of the marbles also. How to do it?
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There are two bags, each containing one blue marble and one red marble.
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Grammar GeekThere are two bags, each containing one blue marble and one red marble.Can I make it more concise by writing:
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There are two bags, each containing a blue and a red marble.
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