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Chenyincheng Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Where
Hi guys
Which of the following is correct?
Where is John and Peter?
Where are John and Peter?
I think "Where are" should be correct, but "Where is" sounds more natural to me. I don't know why...
Thank you
Which of the following is correct?
Where is John and Peter?
Where are John and Peter?
I think "Where are" should be correct, but "Where is" sounds more natural to me. I don't know why...
Thank you
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Where are John and Peter? Is is often said because (1) the speaker is thinking of them one at a time and (2) where's is easier to say than where're.
- Where are John and Peter?
- Is is often said because (1) the speaker is thinking of them one at a time and (2) where's is easier to say than where're.
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Where are John and Peter?
Is is often said because (1) the speaker is thinking of them one at a time and (2) where's is easier to say than where're.
Is is often said because (1) the speaker is thinking of them one at a time and (2) where's is easier to say than where're.
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Mister MicawberWhere are John and Peter?
Is is often said because (1) the speaker is thinking of them one at a time and (2) where's is easier to say than where're.
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