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A) But the streaks do not have the character of the canals,
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(A) But the streaks do not have the character of the canals, they are not in the position of the canals, and none of them is large enough individually to be seen from Earth in the first place.
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(B) But the streaks do not have the character of the canals, they are not in the position of the canals, and none of them are large enough individually to be seen from Earth in the first place.
Which one is correct and WHY?
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(B) But the streaks do not have the character of the canals, they are not in the position of the canals, and none of them are large enough individually to be seen from Earth in the first place.
Which one is correct and WHY?
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Re: A) But the streaks do not have the character of the canals,
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14 May 2007, 07:36
14 May 2007, 07:36
(A) But the streaks ..., and none of them is large enough individually to be seen from Earth in the first place.
(B) But the streaks..., and none of them are large enough individually to be seen from Earth in the first place.
none (like all) is used as a plural. anyone, no one, nobody is used singular! cheers!
(B) But the streaks..., and none of them are large enough individually to be seen from Earth in the first place.
none (like all) is used as a plural. anyone, no one, nobody is used singular! cheers!
Re: A) But the streaks do not have the character of the canals,
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14 May 2007, 19:33
14 May 2007, 19:33
Accoding to Manhattan SC book, there are 5 indefinite pronouns called SANAM- Some, Any, None, All, Most. For these you have to look at the object of the "of" construction to determine the number of the subject
For eg in our case none of them, since them is plural should have a plurar verb 'are.
For eg in our case none of them, since them is plural should have a plurar verb 'are.
