OttoJ Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Housing price
Are they all correct?
-Housing price in California is increasing. (=prices in general, no THE or plural for PRICE)
-The housing price in California is increasing. (=generic THE, not referring to the price of a particular house)
-Housing prices in California is increasing.(This means the same as the first one, almost no difference in meaning)
Do you agree with my opinions?
-Housing price in California is increasing. (=prices in general, no THE or plural for PRICE)
-The housing price in California is increasing. (=generic THE, not referring to the price of a particular house)
-Housing prices in California is increasing.(This means the same as the first one, almost no difference in meaning)
Do you agree with my opinions?
Top answer
#1 and #2 are not natural. #3 needs a plural verb. Housing prices in California are increasing.
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#1 and #2 are not natural.
#3 needs a plural verb.
Housing prices in California are increasing.
#3 needs a plural verb.
Housing prices in California are increasing.
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Housing prices in California are increasing.
The housing prices in California are increasing.
The average price of houses in California is increasing.
The median house price in California is increasing.
The housing prices in California are increasing.
The average price of houses in California is increasing.
The median house price in California is increasing.
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