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Davidrock65 Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
two questions for teachers
A. Grammar Geek said , "thanks. Nappies.
Mostly, I'm just glad I don't have to put them on anyone anymore, regardless of their name!"
I am wondering why it isn't regardless of their names?
B. I noticed in a thread that deepcove used in the lap, but grammar geek used on the lap
What's the difference between them?
Thank you all for improving my English
Mostly, I'm just glad I don't have to put them on anyone anymore, regardless of their name!"
I am wondering why it isn't regardless of their names?
B. I noticed in a thread that deepcove used in the lap, but grammar geek used on the lap
What's the difference between them?
Thank you all for improving my English
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Because although there are several nappies they still only have one name: nappy. They don't all have individual names. In/on the lap.
- Because although there are several nappies they still only have one name: nappy.
- They don't all have individual names.
- In/on the lap.
- It depends on context.
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Because although there are several nappies they still only have one name: nappy. They don't all have individual names.
In/on the lap. It depends on context.
In/on the lap. It depends on context.
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