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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
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(the) engine(s) of the cars
Hello,
For example, we have several cars.
The engine of any of these cars has more than 100 hps.
How can I say this by the following phrase?
(without any other words added)
(the) engine(s) of the cars have/has more than 100 hps.
Thank you.
For example, we have several cars.
The engine of any of these cars has more than 100 hps.
How can I say this by the following phrase?
(without any other words added)
(the) engine(s) of the cars have/has more than 100 hps.
Thank you.
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Hi, For example, we have several cars. The engine of any of these cars has more than 100 hps. How can I say this by the following phrase?
- Hi, For example, we have several cars.
- The engine of any of these cars has more than 100 hps.
- How can I say this by the following phrase?
- (without any other words added) (the) engine(s) of the cars have/has more than 100 hps.
- The engines of the cars have more than 100 hps.
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Hi,
For example, we have several cars.
The engine of any of these cars has more than 100 hps.
How can I say this by the following phrase?
(without any other words added)
(the) engine(s) of the cars have/has more than 100 hps.
The engines of the cars have more than 100 hps.
For example, we have several cars.
The engine of any of these cars has more than 100 hps.
How can I say this by the following phrase?
(without any other words added)
(the) engine(s) of the cars have/has more than 100 hps.
The engines of the cars have more than 100 hps.
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Each car's engine has more than 100 hps.
The engine of each car has more than 100 hps.
The engine of each car has more than 100 hps.
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