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Pleasehelp Posted 17 years ago
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It's the attitude, culture, and demeanor that seperates africans americans and/to africans.

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African American s and Africans should be capitalized. I'd use "from" - separates X from Y.

— BarbaraPA

  • African American s and Africans should be capitalized.
  • I'd use "from" - separates X from Y.
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African Americans and Africans should be capitalized. I'd use "from" - separates X from Y.
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What about if it was just seperate instead of seperates?
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Yes, in fact, that's the correct choice. I missed that. Check the spelling though!
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I've heard both seperate and seperates used tho. So I assume both usages are correct?
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If you think of them as three separate things, then use the plural form. If you think of these three things as joining together to be considered as one unit, then use the singular form.
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