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- 20-Mar-2005, 08:27 #1
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Witnesses http://entertainment1.sympatico.msn....etect=&abc=abc
THis is taken from the link above:
1. A fact witnesses confirmed. (Why is 'witnesses' not 'witness'? I don't think it is an error, but why is it 'witnesses'?)
http://www.defenselink.mil/news/Oct2...41006abate.pdf ('A fact witnesses' is used here too.)
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- 21-Mar-2005, 00:43 #2
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Teacher Re: Witnesses = A fact confirmed by witnesses
Witness is a countable noun.
- 21-Mar-2005, 01:33 #3
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Threadstarter / Original Poster Re: Witnesses Opps. I was reading it as an adjective.
1. A fact witness.
