This blog is for students taking English 140-189 at Athabasca University.
6 June 2014
*NUMBER CHANGE*
If the sentence is singular, change it to the plural; if it is plural, change it to the singular.
After completing his chores, the young man went to the store to pick up a small snack. He bought a bag of chips, two chocolate bars, an ice cream sandwich, and a bottle of root beer to wash it all down!
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Anonymous
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After completing their chore, the young men went to the stores to pick up small snacks. They bought bags of chip, one chocolate bar, ice cream sandwiches, and bottles of root beer to wash it all down.
After completing their chore, the young men went to the stores to pick up small snacks. They bought bags of chip, one chocolate bar, ice cream sandwiches, and bottles of root beer to wash it all down.
3 comments:
After completing their chore, the young men went to the stores to pick up small snacks. They bought bags of chip, one chocolate bar, ice cream sandwiches, and bottles of root beer to wash it all down.
After completing their chore, the young men went to the stores to pick up small snacks. They bought bags of chip, one chocolate bar, ice cream sandwiches, and bottles of root beer to wash it all down.
Good job, anonymous/rihabo. But "bags of chip" is odd. You need "bags of chips".
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