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| 1. Keep up the good work.Read more books and newspaper to improve your vocabularies . My suggestion : The word " vocabularies " should be in the singular form. Am I right ? Please advise . 2. According to a policeman who was handling the case , the accident happened about 12.30am. Am I right if I were to change "a policeman" to " the policeman " because the sentence referred to a specific policeman . |
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| 1- vocabulary should be singular. To make a plural, we use 'vocabulary items'. 2It depends on whether there was one policeman in charge or more than one. It could be 'a' or 'the' depending. |
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| 1. As tdol noted, vocabularies is not used. 2. It would certainly be appropriate to use the policeman if there was only one policeman handling the case. Otherwise, a policeman is definitely the way to go. :) |
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