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Apatzinguense Posted 6 years ago
Grammar

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I want to be able to describe a "family." in the following sentence and context. Which sentence is correct?

1. It is a great family. Or

2. They are a great family.

As I write this text, I am brainstorming and producing more sentences to try to figure out the best way to say it.


So, if

3. That is a great family. Then


4. It is a great family.


Can someone clear my confusion please? Thanks.

  

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apatzinguense Which sentence is correct? 1. It is a great family.

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  • apatzinguense Which sentence is correct?
  • 1.
  • It is a great family.
  • Or 2.
  • They are a great family.
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apatzinguense

Which sentence is correct?

1. It is a great family. Or

2. They are a great family.

Both are fine.

1. American English
2. British English

apatzinguense

So, if

3. That is a great family. Then

4. It is a great family.

I think you are asking if 3 implie

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