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20 Jan 2020
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English (US)
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Korean
Question about United States
Are there any updates?
Is there any update?
Which one is gramatically correct?
Are there any updates?
Is there any update?
Which one is gramatically correct?
Is there any update?
Which one is gramatically correct?
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- Country or region United States
“Are there any updates?” Is correct.
You can use “Is” if you only are looking for 1 update.
“Is there an update?”
- Country or region United States
- Country or region Turkey
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