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Snappy Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Singular or Plural?
I have two questions.
1. Does the following sentence make sense?
"Do not attempt to clean the product in a dish washing machine or dish dryer or use the product in a microwave oven."
2. Do I have to say, " in dish washing machines or dish dryers or use the product in microwave ovens"?
1. Does the following sentence make sense?
"Do not attempt to clean the product in a dish washing machine or dish dryer or use the product in a microwave oven."
2. Do I have to say, " in dish washing machines or dish dryers or use the product in microwave ovens"?
Top answer
The product can obviously only be in one machine at a time. Use the singular. I would also put another article (a) before dish dryer but my opinion doesn't count!
- The product can obviously only be in one machine at a time.
- Use the singular.
- I would also put another article (a) before dish dryer but my opinion doesn't count!
- CB
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The product can obviously only be in one machine at a time. Use the singular. I would also put another article (a) before dish dryerbut my opinion doesn't count!
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