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1 Dec 2022
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English (US)
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Is this sentence grammatically correct and natural?
- "I'm not playing in *any tournament*!"
I'm a bit confused because there's no "s" at the end of "tournament".
Is this sentence grammatically correct and natural?
- "I'm not playing in *any tournament*!"
I'm a bit confused because there's no "s" at the end of "tournament".
- "I'm not playing in *any tournament*!"
I'm a bit confused because there's no "s" at the end of "tournament".
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- English (US)
it depends on the context if there are different tournaments someone is telling them they should play in then the 's' should be there but if it is only one tournament then the sentence should be ' I'm not playing in the tournament' or 'I'm not playing in a tournament'
- Korean
Thank you
Then, do you mean this sentence is also possible depending on the situation?
- "I'm not reading any book." (not "books")
Then, do you mean this sentence is also possible depending on the situation?
- "I'm not reading any book." (not "books")
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