"You both have a good sense of humor." Or "You both have good sense of humor."?

[ahsanul.irfan]

"You both have a good sense of humor." Or "You both have good sense of humor."?

"You both have a good sense of humor." Or "You both have good sense of humor."?

Which one is correct?

 

[emsr2d2]

Re: "You both have a good sense of humor." Or "You both have good sense of humor."?

1. "You both have a good sense of humor."
[STRIKE]Or[/STRIKE]
2. "You both have good sense of humor."
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Which one is correct?

See above for a better way to lay out your post.

If you want to make a single sentence, write:

Is "You both have a good sense of humour" or "You both have good sense of humour" correct?

Note that when a quoted sentence forms part of a longer sentence, you don't include the full stop. However, that's the only punctuation mark that should be omitted. If a quoted question forms part of a longer sentence, you must include the question mark. For example:

Is "What's your name?" or "What your name is?" correct?

What I'm trying to get at is that the two full stops inside the quotes in your original layout were incorrect.