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Believer Posted 20 years ago
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why include this word(s)?
Hi,
when you have a situation where the sentence may refer to a singular item and possibly to a plural item of the same thing like the Subject of this post "why include this word(s)?", can I still use a singular determiner "this"?
Back to the main point. Why would a person would include the phrase "a set" here and what is the difference?
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when you have a situation where the sentence may refer to a singular item and possibly to a plural item of the same thing like the Subject of this post "why include this word(s)?", can I still use a singular determiner "this"?
Back to the main point. Why would a person would include the phrase "a set" here and what is the difference?
... based on a set of instructions
... based on instructions
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", can I still use a singular determiner "this"? Back to the main point. Why would a person would include the phrase "a set" here and what is the difference?
- ", can I still use a singular determiner "this"?
- Back to the main point.
- Why would a person would include the phrase "a set" here and what is the difference?
- based on a set of instructions ...
- based on instructions Sorry!
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BelieverHi,
when you have a situation where the sentence may refer to a singular item and possibly to a plural item of the same thing like the Subject of this post "why include this word(s)?", can I still use a singular determiner "this"?
Back to the main point. Why would a person would include the phrase "a set" here and what is the difference?
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