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Onizo Posted 11 years ago
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Two Daves
You've got two trains named the same Dave. Would two Daves be termed correctly?
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onizotwo trains named the same Dave.We don't give trains names here. Are you sure this is what you mean?
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Yes, CJ.
You know those toy trains, and the famous ones are Thomas and his friends. My son has two of Thomas, and I was wondering if I could say "where are two Thomases". But obviously you do say it as the tiltle of an old movie, two jills and one jack, right?
You know those toy trains, and the famous ones are Thomas and his friends. My son has two of Thomas, and I was wondering if I could say "where are two Thomases". But obviously you do say it as the tiltle of an old movie, two jills and one jack, right?
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onizoYou know those toy trains, and the famous ones are Thomas and his friends.OK. That would have been about the last thing I would have thought of!
Yes. Daves, Thomases, and so on. Now it makes sense.
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