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Tarirotari Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

This government lacks any moral principles/principle

Hi,

Which is correct? Or if both are correct, is there a difference in meaning?

Thanks.
  

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The first (with the plural) is correct but I think that the second is also acceptable or at least tolerated. The "moral" seems redundant to me but you may leave it if you wish. There's no difference in meaning between the two versions.

— Ivanhr

  • The first (with the plural) is correct but I think that the second is also acceptable or at least tolerated.
  • The "moral" seems redundant to me but you may leave it if you wish.
  • There's no difference in meaning between the two versions.
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The first (with the plural) is correct but I think that the second is also acceptable or at least tolerated. The "moral" seems redundant to me but you may leave it if you wish. There's no difference in meaning between the two versions.
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