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Moon7296 Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
singular? plural?
Let's say there're a girl and a woman in a story.
The teacher asks her students.
1. Do you think they're the same person? (a girl and woman)
2. Do you think they're the same people? (a girl and woman)
A student answer.
3. I think the girl and the woman is the same person/people.
4. I think the girl and the woman are the same person/people.
Which are correct?
The teacher asks her students.
1. Do you think they're the same person? (a girl and woman)
2. Do you think they're the same people? (a girl and woman)
A student answer.
3. I think the girl and the woman is the same person/people.
4. I think the girl and the woman are the same person/people.
Which are correct?
Top answer
Do you think they're the same person? I think the girl and the woman are the same person. The others are wrong.
- Do you think they're the same person?
- I think the girl and the woman are the same person.
- The others are wrong.
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Do you think they're the same person?
I think the girl and the woman are the same person.
The others are wrong.
I think the girl and the woman are the same person.
The others are wrong.
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