TeacherJapan Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Should I stick to the plurals?
I've always had trouble deciding which pattern I should follow.
Is one way better than the other?
Question 1)
1. When we are children, our mother told us to obey what she said.
2. When we are children, our mothers told us to obey what they said.
Question 2)
1. They park their bicycle here every day.
2. They park their bicycles here every day.
Question 3)
1. Traveling makes our mind open and filled with expectation.
2. Traveling makes our minds open and filled with expectations.
Is one way better than the other?
Question 1)
1. When we are children, our mother told us to obey what she said.
2. When we are children, our mothers told us to obey what they said.
Question 2)
1. They park their bicycle here every day.
2. They park their bicycles here every day.
Question 3)
1. Traveling makes our mind open and filled with expectation.
2. Traveling makes our minds open and filled with expectations.
Top answer
When we were children, our mothers told us to obey what they said. They park their bicycles here every day. Traveling opens our minds and fill us with expectations.
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When we were children, our mothers told us to obey what they said.
They park their bicycles here every day.
Traveling opens our minds and fill us with expectations.
They park their bicycles here every day.
Traveling opens our minds and fill us with expectations.
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