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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Use of dozen
I am still fuzzy.
If you say "One dozen eggs costs $3" since 'a dozen' is treated as a unit. What is two dozen roses? Should we say "Two dozen roses cost or costs $10"?
If you say "One dozen eggs costs $3" since 'a dozen' is treated as a unit. What is two dozen roses? Should we say "Two dozen roses cost or costs $10"?
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I would say, 'A dozen eggs cost $3".
- I would say, 'A dozen eggs cost $3".
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