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Alfred Hoffman Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Singular or plural?
I've been confused about this kind of sentence for a long time:
As competition becomes increasingly fierce, fresh graduates these days have much difficulty finding a job. or finding jobs?
We need to have good health to enjoy our life. or enjoy our lives?
As competition becomes increasingly fierce, fresh graduates these days have much difficulty finding a job. or finding jobs?
We need to have good health to enjoy our life. or enjoy our lives?
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Alfred Hoffman I've been confused about this kind of sentence for a long time: As competition becomes increasingly fierce, fresh graduates these days have much difficulty finding a job. or finding jobs? I wouldn't worry; either will serve.
- Alfred Hoffman I've been confused about this kind of sentence for a long time: As competition becomes increasingly fierce, fresh graduates these days have much difficulty finding a job.
- or finding jobs?
- I wouldn't worry; either will serve.
- Alfred Hoffman We need to have good health to enjoy our life.
- or enjoy our lives?
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Alfred HoffmanI've been confused about this kind of sentence for a long time: As competition becomes increasingly fierce, fresh graduates these days have much difficulty finding a job. or finding jobs?I wouldn't worry; either will serve.
Alfred HoffmanWe need to have good health to enjoy our life. or enjoy our lives?The sa
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Mister Micawber Alfred HoffmanI've been confused about this kind of sentence for a long time: As competition becomes increasingly fierce, fresh graduates these days have much difficulty finding a job. or finding jobs?I wouldn't worry; either will serve.Alfred HoffmanWe need to have good health to enjoy our life. or enjoy our lives?The same here. Usually it is better style
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