Freeguy
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Doctors rarely agree, as a recent survey comparing their attitudes and that of the public shows.
Don't we use those of if the first subject of comparison is plural(here: attitudes)? Are that of and those of interchangeable?
Thanks!
Don't we use those of if the first subject of comparison is plural(here: attitudes)? Are that of and those of interchangeable?
Thanks!