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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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Which one is correct"is of great benefit to" or"is of great benefits to"
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Which one is correct"is of great benefit to" or"is of great benefits to"
Personally i believe the first one, be of great benefit, is correct. But I saw someone use the later.
Which one is correct"is of great benefit to" or"is of great benefits to"
Personally i believe the first one, be of great benefit, is correct. But I saw someone use the later.
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Anonymous I b elieve the first one, be of great benefit, is correct. I do, too. Anonymous But I saw someone use the latter.
- Anonymous I b elieve the first one, be of great benefit, is correct.
- I do, too.
- Anonymous But I saw someone use the latter.
- No doubt you will; nevertheless, it is a miscast phrase.
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Anonymous I believe the first one, be of great benefit, is correct.I do, too.
AnonymousBut I saw someone use the latter.No doubt you will; nevertheless, it is a miscast phrase.
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so, does that mean [*** is of great benefits] will be considered as a grammar error under all circumstances? or in other words, is it true that plural form cant be used with [be of noun] structure ?
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NTCLANNADdoes that mean [*** is of great benefits] will be considered as a grammar error under all circumstances?When idiomatic expressions are being tested, it will be marked wrong, I think.
NTCLANNAD, is it true that plural form cant be used with [be of noun] structure ?I cannot say that that is a universal truth, but a
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And I thought it was latter not later. Which is correct English/spelling
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