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Believer Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
referring to the family
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00 I saw the following phrases/snetences that are used to refer to the famous Linberghs. 02 br
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00 He knew about the Lindberghs. 02 br
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00 He was the Lindbergh's neighbor. 02 br
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00 twof the Lindbergh's maids 02 br
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00 When is it right to write 'the Lindberghs' and when is it right to write 'the Lindbergh' to refer to what seems to be the family? 0-
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00 I saw the following phrases/snetences that are used to refer to the famous Linberghs. 02 br
02 br
00 He knew about the Lindberghs. 02 br
02 br
00 He was the Lindbergh's neighbor. 02 br
02 br
00 twof the Lindbergh's maids 02 br
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00 When is it right to write 'the Lindberghs' and when is it right to write 'the Lindbergh' to refer to what seems to be the family? 0-
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0 Correctly it is "the Lindberghs' neighbor/maids". 0-
- 0 Correctly it is "the Lindberghs' neighbor/maids".
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0 Correctly it is "the Lindberghs' neighbor/maids". Lindbergh's is incorrect if referring to Mr and Mrs Lindbergh. 0-
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