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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

singular or plural

Should it be the singular or plural words in these sentences?

I don’t want to miss any of the “lecture or lectures”. I think “lectures” is the correct choice!

I don’t want to miss any “lecture or lectures”. I think “lecture” is the correct choice!

Are my answers correct?

Thanks.
  

Top answer

Anonymous Are my answers correct? #1 choice depends only on how many lectures are involved. #2 has no wrong choice.

— Mister Micawber

  • Anonymous Are my answers correct?
  • #1 choice depends only on how many lectures are involved.
  • #2 has no wrong choice.
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AnonymousAre my answers correct?
#1 choice depends only on how many lectures are involved.
#2 has no wrong choice.
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Thanks a lot, teacher.
Mister Micawber#1 choice depends only on how many lectures are involved.
So does that mean if one lecture is involved, it would be correct and would imply that I don’t want to miss any part of it; and if more the one lecture is involved, it would imply that I don’t want to miss both of them?
Mister Micawber#2 has no
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fivejedjonYes and yes.
Great. Thanks a lot, teacher.

I am assuming the same applies to the word 'class' instead of 'lecture' in these sentences. Have I assumed correctly?
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class, lecture, movie, game, dinner, sunset, pie, etc., etc.
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Mister Micawberclass, lecture, movie, game, dinner, sunset, pie, etc., etc.
Great. Thanks for you help and additional examples.
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