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| what is the difference between "American culture and the culture of America"? Thank you all! Weiqun Ding. |
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#2
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| Hi, American culture (OK) ==> Adjective + Noun ==> Chinese culture, Western culture the culture of America (OK) ==> the culture about a country ==> the culture of China/France the culture of American (OK) ==> the culture about the people ==> the culture of Chinese/French Does that help? :wink: |
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| The culture of America- more formal. PS the culture of American (OK) ==> the culture about the people ==> the culture of Chinese/French Shouldn't that be plural? |
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| I think using sigular form to indicate a general idea is acceptable. Plural froms occur when you're talking about different ways of life of a group of people. :wink: |
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#5
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| Hi blacknomi and tdol, Thank you! |
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#6
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| You're welcome. Have fun in class. :D |
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