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Hanuman_2000 Posted 18 years ago
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Hello,
Can I write "some girl"?
Some girl or other is singing a song.
What are the diffrences between "some girl" and "some girls"?
Thanks.
Can I write "some girl"?
Some girl or other is singing a song.
What are the diffrences between "some girl" and "some girls"?
Thanks.
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Hi: Yes, but this is very informal, and might be used when the speaker is a bit irritated by the singing. Other (more formal and neutral) ways of saying this are. A girl is singing a song.
- Hi: Yes, but this is very informal, and might be used when the speaker is a bit irritated by the singing.
- Other (more formal and neutral) ways of saying this are.
- A girl is singing a song.
- There is a girl singing a song.
- Somebody ( or someone) is singing a song.
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Hi:
Yes, but this is very informal, and might be used when the speaker is a bit irritated by the singing.
Other (more formal and neutral) ways of saying this are.
A girl is singing a song.
There is a girl singing a song.
Somebody ( or someone) is singing a song.
The indefinite article "a" means that there is one person who is singing, but we don't know who it
Yes, but this is very informal, and might be used when the speaker is a bit irritated by the singing.
Other (more formal and neutral) ways of saying this are.
A girl is singing a song.
There is a girl singing a song.
Somebody ( or someone) is singing a song.
The indefinite article "a" means that there is one person who is singing, but we don't know who it
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