1.Should it be in a present or future tense? 2.Should it be in a present or a future tense? 3.Should it be in a present and future tense? 4.Should it be in present and future tenses?
5.Can I have a red or blue pen? 6.Can I have a red or a blue pen? 7.Can I have a red and blue pen? 8.Can I have red and blue pens?
I think nos. 7 and 8 are clear: no. 7 means one pen in red and blue colors; no 8 means possibly many pens in red and blue colors -- could one pen have both red and blue colors. Come to think of it, no. 5 could mean a pen with both red and blue colors and no. 6 could mean one pen in red and another pen is blue.
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Let me shorten the number of questions. How are they different?
1.Should it be in a present or future tense? 2.Should it be in a present or a future tense? 3. Should it be in a present and future tense? 4. Should it be in a present and a future tense?
I think no. 3 is incorrect, but I am not sure about nos. 1, 2, and 3. No. 3 could work if the