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Mach2Infinity Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Singular and Plural
Hello,
I'd like help with this sentence :-
"examining the content(s) of their mouths"
Should it be content/contents? I understand that a rule in grammar states that you normally use singular terms together and plural terms together, is this(or that?!) correct?
I'd like help with this sentence :-
"examining the content(s) of their mouths"
Should it be content/contents? I understand that a rule in grammar states that you normally use singular terms together and plural terms together, is this(or that?!) correct?
Top answer
Without s will be better: Examining the content of their mouths, Like: Examining the content of their stomachs.
- Without s will be better: Examining the content of their mouths, Like: Examining the content of their stomachs.
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Without s will be better:
Examining the content of their mouths,
Like: Examining the content of their stomachs.
Examining the content of their mouths,
Like: Examining the content of their stomachs.
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By the way,
U can write ur sentence by using this way: examining their mouths' content
BR,
U can write ur sentence by using this way: examining their mouths' content
BR,
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