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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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"Where are leaders?" (complaining that there're no more leaders)
"Where are Americans?" (complaining there're no more Americans)
there seems something wrong with these questions...I think there should be a definite article before leaders and Americans...i don't know why
But I have no problem with
"What happened to leaders?"
"What happened to Americans?"
Can you please advice?
"Where are leaders?" (complaining that there're no more leaders)
"Where are Americans?" (complaining there're no more Americans)
there seems something wrong with these questions...I think there should be a definite article before leaders and Americans...i don't know why
But I have no problem with
"What happened to leaders?"
"What happened to Americans?"
Can you please advice?
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Anonymous"Where are leaders?" (complaining that there're no more leaders)"Where are Americans?" (complaining there're no more Americans)there seems something wrong with these questions...I think there should be a definite article before leaders and Americans...i don't know whyI agree, including not knowing why. I suppose it's because you can't ask where some
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CalifJimNote the spelling of the verb "advise".I always get them confused. Thank you for correcting me.
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