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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Seatbelt vs seat belts
Please correct me.
When I am requesting one person: please fasten your seatbelt. Right?
When requesting a group: please fasten your seat belts. Right?
My confusion is on the word your. Is it correct to include it when asking a group of people to fasten their seat belts?
When I am requesting one person: please fasten your seatbelt. Right?
When requesting a group: please fasten your seat belts. Right?
My confusion is on the word your. Is it correct to include it when asking a group of people to fasten their seat belts?
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My confusion is on the word your. Is it correct to include it when asking a group of people to fasten their seat belts? Yes, that's fine,
- My confusion is on the word your.
- Is it correct to include it when asking a group of people to fasten their seat belts?
- Yes, that's fine,
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My confusion is on the word your. Is it correct to include it when asking a group of people to fasten their seat belts?
Yes, that's fine,
Yes, that's fine,
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