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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
WHICH OF THESE PHRASES ARE GRAMMATICALLY CORRECT?
'Weren't any girls in the football team'
'There wasn't any girl in the football team'
'There wasn't a girl in the team'
I further want to know out of phrases 2 and 3, which would be more appropriate given the singular tense of 'girl' ?
'There wasn't any girl in the football team'
'There wasn't a girl in the team'
I further want to know out of phrases 2 and 3, which would be more appropriate given the singular tense of 'girl' ?
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These are the ones that seem natural to me: There weren't any girls on the football team. There were no girls on the football team.
- These are the ones that seem natural to me: There weren't any girls on the football team.
- There were no girls on the football team.
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These are the ones that seem natural to me:
There weren't any girls on the football team.
There were no girls on the football team.
There weren't any girls on the football team.
There were no girls on the football team.
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