LaMelange
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- Jun 17, 2012
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- Interested in Language
- Native Language
- Tamil
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- India
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- India
Hello teachers,
[FONT="]Is the following sentence grammatically correct (keeping in mind that we do not know whether the author has taught in one or more than one university or seminary)?[/FONT]
[FONT="] She has taught in schools, university and seminary and undertook postgraduate studies in New York, USA.
I feel using "universities" and "seminaries" (plural forms) would be incorrect in such a scenario. Am I wrong?
(I do not know the source of this sentence. I just chanced upon it.)
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Thank you!
[FONT="]Is the following sentence grammatically correct (keeping in mind that we do not know whether the author has taught in one or more than one university or seminary)?[/FONT]
[FONT="] She has taught in schools, university and seminary and undertook postgraduate studies in New York, USA.
I feel using "universities" and "seminaries" (plural forms) would be incorrect in such a scenario. Am I wrong?
(I do not know the source of this sentence. I just chanced upon it.)
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Thank you!