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Lucas21c Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Singular/plural
Are both of (A) and (B) right in the following sentence?
Do you like [ (A) a cat / (B) cats ]?
Do you like [ (A) a cat / (B) cats ]?
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(B) is far more usual. (A) is grammatical, but it is hard to think of a context in which it would be used.
- (B) is far more usual.
- (A) is grammatical, but it is hard to think of a context in which it would be used.
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(B) is far more usual.
(A) is grammatical, but it is hard to think of a context in which it would be used.
(A) is grammatical, but it is hard to think of a context in which it would be used.
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