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Acbeat Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

Which word should I use in this case?

Hi, everyone!

Please answer me the following question.

A: "Put what do you think in this textbox."

B: "Sure!"

Then.

1: "There are no letters."

2: "There are no words."

3: "There are no characters."

4: "There are no tests."

Or, I should use "There is" instead of "There are".

  

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" This isn't correct. I don't know exactly what you are trying to say. Acbeat Then.

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  • " This isn't correct.
  • I don't know exactly what you are trying to say.
  • Acbeat Then.
  • The connection between the two parts is not clear.
  • Acbeat Or, I should use "There is" instead of "There are".
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AcbeatA: "Put what do you think in this textbox."

This isn't correct. I don't know exactly what you are trying to say.

AcbeatThen.

The connection between the two parts is not clear.

AcbeatOr, I should use "There is" instead of "There are".

No, "There are" is correct.

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Write down what you think about in this textbox.

And B didn't do anything. But B said I've finished.

TextBox is in the dialogue boxs in PC's.

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