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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Which is correct?
Could you tell me which are correct please?
There has been 6 changes in ownership at this restaurant.
There has been a change in ownership 6 times at the restaurant.
There has been 6 ownership changes at this restaurant.
The bag has a hole in it but hopefully it will hold up/out till we get home.
You resemble/look like your dad more than your mom in terms of personality.
Thanks
There has been 6 changes in ownership at this restaurant.
There has been a change in ownership 6 times at the restaurant.
There has been 6 ownership changes at this restaurant.
The bag has a hole in it but hopefully it will hold up/out till we get home.
You resemble/look like your dad more than your mom in terms of personality.
Thanks
Top answer
Have been
- Have been
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1. The verb should be "have been," plural, to match "changes."
2. This is correct.
3. The verb should be "have been," plural, to match "changes."
4. The verb should be "hold up." "Hold out" is used in different situations, usually with a human, or human-controlled, subject.
5. The verb should be "resemble." "Look like" would be used with visible character
2. This is correct.
3. The verb should be "have been," plural, to match "changes."
4. The verb should be "hold up." "Hold out" is used in different situations, usually with a human, or human-controlled, subject.
5. The verb should be "resemble." "Look like" would be used with visible character
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AnonymousMM, are those the only corrections please?Yes, except I agree that 'look like' is not possible.
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What about the following
1. The verb should be "have been," plural, to match "changes."
2. This is correct.
3. The verb should be "have been," plural, to match "changes."
4. The verb should be "hold up." "Hold out" is used in different situations, usually with a human, or human-controlled, subject.
Which of the first 3 sentence should I say?
1. The verb should be "have been," plural, to match "changes."
2. This is correct.
3. The verb should be "have been," plural, to match "changes."
4. The verb should be "hold up." "Hold out" is used in different situations, usually with a human, or human-controlled, subject.
Which of the first 3 sentence should I say?
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