The little boy is going on an Easter Egg hunt with his older brother and sister, but he needs to be quick if he wants to find more than just a few eggs, for the other children have had a lot more practice.
19 March 2015
*NUMBER CHANGE*
If the sentence is singular, change it to the plural; if it is plural, change it to the singular.
The little boy is going on an Easter Egg hunt with his older brother and sister, but he needs to be quick if he wants to find more than just a few eggs, for the other children have had a lot more practice.
The little boy is going on an Easter Egg hunt with his older brother and sister, but he needs to be quick if he wants to find more than just a few eggs, for the other children have had a lot more practice.
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The bigger boys are going on an Easter Egg hunt with their younger brothers and sisters, but they need to be quick if they want to find more than just a few eggs, for the other children have had a lot more practice.
The little boys are going on some Easter Egg hunts with their older brothers and sisters, but they need to be quick if they want to find more than just a single egg, for some other child might have had a lot more practice.
Well done!
But, annie, you just need to change the number in this example.
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