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Are the followings correct?
A) Do you know the words, "the generation gap"?
B) Do you know the phrase, "the generation gap"?
C) Do you know the expression, "the generation gap"?
Are the followings correct?
A) Do you know the words, "the generation gap"?
B) Do you know the phrase, "the generation gap"?
C) Do you know the expression, "the generation gap"?
A) Do you know the words, "the generation gap"?
B) Do you know the phrase, "the generation gap"?
C) Do you know the expression, "the generation gap"?
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>Are the *following* correct?
("following" is an adjective. "The + adjective" refers to all the things that are [adjective].)
B and C are correct.
A is grammatically okay, but it sounds like you are asking if they know all of the individual words.
(i.e. "Do you know the word 'generation' and the word 'gap'?")
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