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Layla1234 Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Ward- in the ward/in a ward/on the ward in BE
Which form is consdered to be correct in British EnglishL
I would like to describe one picture and I would like to say: There are two people in the picture: a woman and a man. They are in a ward or the ward? I don;t mean any particular word or maybe I should say on the ward?
I would like to describe one picture and I would like to say: There are two people in the picture: a woman and a man. They are in a ward or the ward? I don;t mean any particular word or maybe I should say on the ward?
Top answer
What kind of ward are you talking about?
- What kind of ward are you talking about?
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There are two people in the picture: a woman and a man. They are in a ward.
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