Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Hardship or hardships?
Hi. Which should be for the underlined parts? Thank you for your help in advance.
1. Sometimes God allows hardship (or hardships?) or suffering.
2. He thinks we are living in a world full of violence and threat (or threats?), which I don't subscribe.
1. Sometimes God allows hardship (or hardships?) or suffering.
2. He thinks we are living in a world full of violence and threat (or threats?), which I don't subscribe.
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Which should be for the underlined parts? Thank you for your help in advance. 1.
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Which should be for the underlined parts? Thank you for your help in advance.
1. Sometimes *** allows hardship (or hardships?) or suffering. Both are possible, but I prefer the singular as it is a more general term.
2. He thinks we are living in a world full of violence and threat (or threats?), which I don't subscribe.
1. Sometimes *** allows hardship (or hardships?) or suffering. Both are possible, but I prefer the singular as it is a more general term.
2. He thinks we are living in a world full of violence and threat (or threats?), which I don't subscribe.
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