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27-May-2007, 06:01
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 kind of Malu is a kind of Maori cracker Malu is a kind of Maori crackers Apple is a kind of fruit? Apple is a kind of fruits? Does a plural follow after "kind of" Then I'm wondering if I have to pluralize the noun. Apples are a kind of fruit? Apples are kinds of fruit? Apples are kinds of fruits? If I don't use kind of and just say Malu is a Maori cracker. Is this ok too? If I want to say Malu is delicious, using a pronoun Should I say They are delicious or It's delicious. Malu does have an s so should it be singluar thank you |
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27-May-2007, 06:42
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| Re: kind of Malu is a kind of Maori cracker.  Malu is a kind of Maori crackers.  Apple is a kind of fruit? Apple is a kind of fruits? Apples are a kind of fruit? Apples are kinds of fruit? Apples are kinds of fruits? Malu is a Maori cracker. Malu is delicious. It is delicious. Malu (crackers) are delicious. They are delicious. ______________________ If you register, you will be notifed by email when an answer is posted.  |
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