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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

singular or plural?

Hi,
I just started learning English, it is difficult to learn but I will not give up.
I have a question.
what is the correct sentence between these two?
1. there is a tennis court and swimming pool near my house.
2. there is a tennis court and a swimming pool near my house.
  

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Anonymous what is the correct sentence between these two? Between those two, if you capitalize the first word of each sentence, both are accepted, though a prescriptivist will prefer #1.

— Mister Micawber

  • Anonymous what is the correct sentence between these two?
  • Between those two, if you capitalize the first word of each sentence, both are accepted, though a prescriptivist will prefer #1.
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Anonymouswhat is the correct sentence between these two?
Between those two, if you capitalize the first word of each sentence, both are accepted, though a prescriptivist will prefer #1.
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hi, i have a question
1. there is a tennis court and swimming pool near my house.
2. there is a tennis court and a swimming pool near my house.
3. there are tennis court and swimming pool near my house.
4. there is a tennis courts and swimming pool near my house.
i am confused. please help me
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bisibasi4. There is a tennis courts and swimming pool near my house.
Impossible.
bisibasi[a tennis court] and [a swimming pool]
This sugges
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thank you so much
it make me enjoy studying English
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bisibasi Thank you so much. It makes me enjoy studying English.
I would use very in place of so, and in the sentence I think learn suits the place better than study.
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