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HUBLOT Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
The school has two rooms where the children sleep, one room for classes and a kitchen.
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The school has two rooms where the children sleep, one room for classes and a kitchen.
Is this sentence grammatically correct? Should "..., one room ..." be "..., and one room ..."?
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The school has two rooms where the children sleep, one room for classes and a kitchen.
Is this sentence grammatically correct? Should "..., one room ..." be "..., and one room ..."?
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It's correct as it is. There are four rooms in total: two dormitories, one classroom and one kitchen.
- It's correct as it is.
- There are four rooms in total: two dormitories, one classroom and one kitchen.
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It's correct as it is. There are four rooms in total: two dormitories, one classroom and one kitchen.
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