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00 If you want to have people bring an umbrella in case it rains, how would you phrase it? Would you use a plural noun or a singular noun of the word 'umbrella'? 02 br
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00 People would be better off taking an umbrella (or umbrellas???) in case it rains. 02 br
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00 They should bring an umbrella (or umbrellas???) in case it rains. 0-
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00 If you want to have people bring an umbrella in case it rains, how would you phrase it? Would you use a plural noun or a singular noun of the word 'umbrella'? 02 br
02 br
00 People would be better off taking an umbrella (or umbrellas???) in case it rains. 02 br
02 br
00 They should bring an umbrella (or umbrellas???) in case it rains. 0-
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0 You can do it either way. 02 br
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01 i 00 People would be better off taking [an umbrella / umbrellas / their umbrellas] in case it rains. 02 br
00 They should bring [an umbrella / umbrellas / their umbrellas] in case it rains. 02 i 02 br
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01 i 00 People would be better off taking [an umbrella / umbrellas / their umbrellas] in case it rains. 02 br
00 They should bring [an umbrella / umbrellas / their umbrellas] in case it rains. 02 i 02 br
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