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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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sentence formation
'from the maker of' or 'from the makers of'- which sentence is correct?
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Neither one is a complete sentence. As phrases, both are possible -- depending on whether there is one maker (of x) or more than one maker. More context would be helpful.
- Neither one is a complete sentence.
- As phrases, both are possible -- depending on whether there is one maker (of x) or more than one maker.
- More context would be helpful.
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Neither one is a complete sentence. As phrases, both are possible -- depending on whether there is one maker (of x) or more than one maker. More context would be helpful.
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