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Makiasan Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
There is [Macy's/ a department sore]
Are these sentences both correct?
1) There is Macy's in my town.
2) There is a department store called Macy's in my town.
1) There is Macy's in my town.
2) There is a department store called Macy's in my town.
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These are OK. The first is more natural: 1) There is a Macy's in my town. 2) There is a department store called Macy's in my town.
- These are OK.
- The first is more natural: 1) There is a Macy's in my town.
- 2) There is a department store called Macy's in my town.
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These are OK. The first is more natural:
1) There is a Macy's in my town.
2) There is a department store called Macy's in my town.
1) There is a Macy's in my town.
2) There is a department store called Macy's in my town.
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