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Azz Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
The car of every member
a. All the members' cars were towed.
b. Every member's car was towed.
c. Each member's car was towed.
a2. The cars of all members were towed.
b2. The car of every member was towed.
c2. The car of each member was towed.
In which case:
1. Every member had at least one car
2. It is possible that there were some members who did not have cars
3. It is possible that there was joint ownership in certain cases (husband and wife sharing a car, for instance)
Many thanks.
b. Every member's car was towed.
c. Each member's car was towed.
a2. The cars of all members were towed.
b2. The car of every member was towed.
c2. The car of each member was towed.
In which case:
1. Every member had at least one car
2. It is possible that there were some members who did not have cars
3. It is possible that there was joint ownership in certain cases (husband and wife sharing a car, for instance)
Many thanks.
Top answer
We presume that every member has one car. Effective communication depends upon common sense.
- We presume that every member has one car.
- Effective communication depends upon common sense.
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We presume that every member has one car. Effective communication depends upon common sense.
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