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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
REQUEST FOR CORRECTION
WHICH ONE IS CORRECT
"NONE OF THEM WERE PRESENT "
"NONE OF THEM WAS PRESENT"
"NONE OF THEM WERE PRESENT "
"NONE OF THEM WAS PRESENT"
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Both are in use and acceptable. The first is notionally correct; the second is grammatically correct.
- Both are in use and acceptable.
- The first is notionally correct; the second is grammatically correct.
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Both are in use and acceptable. The first is notionally correct; the second is grammatically correct.
Both are in use and acceptable. The first is notionally correct; the second is grammatically correct.
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