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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
Which is the correct form?
Hi!
Please tell me which is the correct form :
Should we say :
1) "Check if there are chalk there" or "check if there is chalk there"?
2) "This side has a nice view" or "this side have a nice view"?
3) "The group brings games" or "the group bring games"
4) My family is or my family are" ?
5) In the sentence: "She always came over on short notice", the idea is: "she always goes to someone's house without advising previously" ?
I appreciate your help,
Carola
Please tell me which is the correct form :
Should we say :
1) "Check if there are chalk there" or "check if there is chalk there"?
2) "This side has a nice view" or "this side have a nice view"?
3) "The group brings games" or "the group bring games"
4) My family is or my family are" ?
5) In the sentence: "She always came over on short notice", the idea is: "she always goes to someone's house without advising previously" ?
I appreciate your help,
Carola
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Hello, Mr. Hancu!
First of all thanks for your attention. Well,what I need to know concerning to my doubts is:
Is it wrong if I say:
1) "There are chalk over there" (because I suppose there is no plural form for the word chalk) ?;
2) "... this side has a nice view" ;
3) "...This group brings
First of all thanks for your attention. Well,what I need to know concerning to my doubts is:
Is it wrong if I say:
1) "There are chalk over there" (because I suppose there is no plural form for the word chalk) ?;
2) "... this side has a nice view" ;
3) "...This group brings
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