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Tung Quoc Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
sentences
Please read:
1.Fred and he go to the cinema.
2.Fred or he goes to the cinema.
3.Fred and they go to the cinema.
4.Fred or they go to the cinema.
5.They and Fred go to the cinema.
6.They or Fred goes to the cinema.
All are correct. You said these are all highly unnatural sounding. Please explain me the reason.
Thanks
Quoc
1.Fred and he go to the cinema.
2.Fred or he goes to the cinema.
3.Fred and they go to the cinema.
4.Fred or they go to the cinema.
5.They and Fred go to the cinema.
6.They or Fred goes to the cinema.
All are correct. You said these are all highly unnatural sounding. Please explain me the reason.
Thanks
Quoc
Top answer
I didn't! They all sound fine to me, Quoc.
- I didn't!
- They all sound fine to me, Quoc.
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Tung QuocPlease read:
1.Fred and he go to the cinema.
2.Fred or he goes to the cinema.
3.Fred and they go to the cinema.
4.Fred or they go to the cinema.
5.They and Fred go to the cinema.
6.They or Fred goes to the cinema.
All are correct
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I am the one who said they were not natural sounding. They are grammatically correct, but that is not the same thing.
In particular, I would have to work hard to come up with a situation in which either of these sound natural:
5.They and Fred go to the cinema.
6.They or Fred goes to the cinema.
Fred goes to the cinema with them e
In particular, I would have to work hard to come up with a situation in which either of these sound natural:
5.They and Fred go to the cinema.
6.They or Fred goes to the cinema.
Fred goes to the cinema with them e
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