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Vcolts Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
singular vs plural
Ex.
a. Most people have a smartphone nowadays.
b. Most people have smartphones nowadays.
Q. If your intended meaning to convey the point that "everybody has a smartphone nowadays," should it be kept in the singular form?
Thanks in advance.
a. Most people have a smartphone nowadays.
b. Most people have smartphones nowadays.
Q. If your intended meaning to convey the point that "everybody has a smartphone nowadays," should it be kept in the singular form?
Thanks in advance.
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vcolts Q. If your intended meaning to convey the point that "everybody has a smartphone nowadays," should it be kept in the singular form? Yes.
- vcolts Q.
- If your intended meaning to convey the point that "everybody has a smartphone nowadays," should it be kept in the singular form?
- Yes.
- I recommend that.
- Everybody has a smartphone nowadays .
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vcoltsQ. If your intended meaning to convey the point that "everybody has a smartphone nowadays," should it be kept in the singular form?Yes. I recommend that. Everybody has a smartphone nowadays.
This is not related to your two sentences, however, because those say "most people", not "everybody". Nevertheless, I recommend the singular in t
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