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Immie Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Which one is correct??
( ) of painting owened by the company was on display on the wall of the confrence.
1)Any 2) some
Correct answer is "2) some.
Why does this 1) is incorect??
1)Any 2) some
Correct answer is "2) some.
Why does this 1) is incorect??
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Hello, immie—and welcome to English Forums. You have typed your original sentence so badly that it has several mistakes, and as it stands neither answer fits. Please re-post, and always type carefully and then proofread before you 'Post'.
- Hello, immie—and welcome to English Forums.
- You have typed your original sentence so badly that it has several mistakes, and as it stands neither answer fits.
- Please re-post, and always type carefully and then proofread before you 'Post'.
- Thank you.
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Hello, immie—and welcome to English Forums.
You have typed your original sentence so badly that it has several mistakes, and as it stands neither answer fits. Please re-post, and always type carefully and then proofread before you 'Post'.
Thank you.
You have typed your original sentence so badly that it has several mistakes, and as it stands neither answer fits. Please re-post, and always type carefully and then proofread before you 'Post'.
Thank you.
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( ) of painting owned by the company was on display on the wall of the conference.
My Grammer book was showend exactly I wrote down here.Could you please advise which part seems incorrect??
My Grammer book was showend exactly I wrote down here.Could you please advise which part seems incorrect??
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You need a better grammar book.
Neither of the options makes sense.
This would work:
'Some of the paintings owned by the company were on display on the wall the conference room'.
Rover
You need a better grammar book.
Neither of the options makes sense.
This would work:
'Some of the paintings owned by the company were on display on the wall the conference room'.
Rover
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Mister Micawber,Thanks.
However I heard before that some of painting has two meanings.
For example,there is 50 paintings.
1) I want to explain each painting.COUNTABLE
2) I want to explain every 50 paitings.UNCOUNTABLE
In case I think sentense which I wrote down is correct??
However I heard before that some of painting has two meanings.
For example,there is 50 paintings.
1) I want to explain each painting.COUNTABLE
2) I want to explain every 50 paitings.UNCOUNTABLE
In case I think sentense which I wrote down is correct??
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immie I think sentense which I wrote down is correct??No. Both #1 and #2 are countable instances of 'painting': each (one) painting, all (NOT 'every') 50 paintings. You need to review the concepts of countable and uncountable nouns: http://www
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