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Guyper Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Which ones are correct?
1. "The remaining two boxes are over there."
2. "The two remaining boxes are over there."
3. "The remained two boxes are over there."
4. "The two remained boxes are over there."
Thank you
2. "The two remaining boxes are over there."
3. "The remained two boxes are over there."
4. "The two remained boxes are over there."
Thank you
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Guyper remained boxes No, you can't have 'remained' before a noun. Only the first two are correct. CJ
- Guyper remained boxes No, you can't have 'remained' before a noun.
- Only the first two are correct.
- CJ
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Guyperremained boxesNo, you can't have 'remained' before a noun.
Only the first two are correct.
CJ
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