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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
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Singular or plural?
I have an easy question about the usage of time expressions such as "I have to wait 10 minutes", or " the train should arrive in 5 minutes", etc.
What's the correct answer to say? Should it be singular or plural?
A) They're not a lot, they will pass quickly.
B) It's not a lot, it will pass quickly.
The correct answer should be A, in my opinion, minutes are plural!
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anonymous What's the correct answer to say? Should it be singular or plural? Singular.
- anonymous What's the correct answer to say?
- Should it be singular or plural?
- Singular.
- The reference is to one time period.
- CJ
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anonymousWhat's the correct answer to say? Should it be singular or plural?
Singular. The reference is to one time period.
CJ
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