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Peterchan Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

We're Christian/Christians?

Hi there, just wondering which one is correct?

Is the word serving as a noun or adjective here? If Christians is correct, why we say we are Canadian not Canadians?

Tks,
Peter
  

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Without the s , consider it an adjective. With, a proper noun. I see no difference between Christian and Canadian in this respect.

— Philip

  • Without the s , consider it an adjective.
  • With, a proper noun.
  • I see no difference between Christian and Canadian in this respect.
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Without the s, consider it an adjective. With, a proper noun. I see no difference between Christian and Canadian in this respect.
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So Philip, it is both fine to say We are Christians or We are Christian?

Tks,
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