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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
shower
Which sentence would you use?
"They take a shower" or "They take showers"
My textbook says "To talk about several people each doing the same thing, English usually prefers a plural noun for the repeated ideas", but I think that "They take a shower" is more common than the other sentence.
Could you explain it?
"They take a shower" or "They take showers"
My textbook says "To talk about several people each doing the same thing, English usually prefers a plural noun for the repeated ideas", but I think that "They take a shower" is more common than the other sentence.
Could you explain it?
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Anonymous Could you explain it? I think it depends on the context, though either is possible.
- Anonymous Could you explain it?
- I think it depends on the context, though either is possible.
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AnonymousCould you explain it?I think it depends on the context, though either is possible.
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