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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
singular or plural
Should the sentence be; "Occasionally, the only information to find these professionals, is a name and address," or; "Occassionally, the only information to find these professionals, is their names and addresses".
Maybe it should be written completely different? Please help.
Maybe it should be written completely different? Please help.
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Both are fine, although I would write "the only information available" in both cases and get rid of the second comma. Hope this helps!
- Both are fine, although I would write "the only information available" in both cases and get rid of the second comma.
- Hope this helps!
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Both are fine, although I would write "the only information available" in both cases and get rid of the second comma. Hope this helps!
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Thank you! I posted as anonymous because I just happened across this forum by chance. I think it's a great resource, and I really appreciate your response.
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