View Poll Results: IS IT POSIBLE IN GRAMMAR THE PHRASEšTHERE AREš?
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IF POSIBLE IN FORMAL ENGLISH
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- 04-Sep-2006, 23:20 #1
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The Plural Impersonal Phrasešthere Areš Hi ! There.
I'm Pleased To Be Part Of Site. My Doubt Is This:is It Posible In Grammar To Have In Contraction The Phrase (there Are)?.
There Are Some Potatoes.
There're Some Potatoes.
Which One Is Correct ?
I'll Appreciate Your Help.
- 05-Sep-2006, 09:08 #2
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Re: The Plural Impersonal Phrasešthere Areš HI,
The first one shows that the speaker is quite sure and certain while
the second sentence tells certainity is lesser. I think both are correct
the first is formal - the second informal .
salemabu
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