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Rahmat marzuqi Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
the best or best
I would like to held a competition in my school, there will be the best English speaker.
I get some difficulties to differentiate some sentences. Are the sentences below grammatically correct?
1. Best English Speaker of the Month
2. The Best English Speaker of the Month
3. Best English Speakers
4. The Best English Speakers
I ever read an article using s in speakers, but sometime they don't use s.
I also find Best English Speaker, without using the before 'Best'
So anyone can help me, please?
Thanks b4
I get some difficulties to differentiate some sentences. Are the sentences below grammatically correct?
1. Best English Speaker of the Month
2. The Best English Speaker of the Month
3. Best English Speakers
4. The Best English Speakers
I ever read an article using s in speakers, but sometime they don't use s.
I also find Best English Speaker, without using the before 'Best'
So anyone can help me, please?
Thanks b4
Top answer
So you would like to organise an 'English Speaking' competition at your school. '
- So you would like to organise an 'English Speaking' competition at your school.
- '
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So you would like to organise an 'English Speaking' competition at your school.
So if there will be only one winner, you can say, 'The best English speaker of the month is ....'
If there will be more than one winner, you can say, 'The best English speakers are...'
So if there will be only one winner, you can say, 'The best English speaker of the month is ....'
If there will be more than one winner, you can say, 'The best English speakers are...'
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rahmat marzuqi1. Best English Speaker of the Month2. The Best English Speaker of the Month3. Best English Speakers4. The Best English SpeakersTaking into consideration Hiya's remarks, all of those are possible grammatically.
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