Anne59
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Hi, can someone please tell me which of these sentences is correct?
1) One man is wearing a red jersey and the others are wearing a blue jacket.
OR
2) One man is wearing a red jersey and the others are wearing blue jackets.
Does 1) mean that the others are all wearing one blue jacket between them and does 2) mean the others are each wearing more than one blue jacket each? I'm confused!
"Others" is two men.
THANKS!
1) One man is wearing a red jersey and the others are wearing a blue jacket.
OR
2) One man is wearing a red jersey and the others are wearing blue jackets.
Does 1) mean that the others are all wearing one blue jacket between them and does 2) mean the others are each wearing more than one blue jacket each? I'm confused!
"Others" is two men.
THANKS!