Should i say representation of different classes?
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Assuming each category has its own representation (for example a flag), then which of the followings is correct?
a- Finding the representation of different classes.
b- Finding the representations of different classes.
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Assuming each category has its own representation (for example a flag), then which of the followings is correct?
a- Finding the representation of different classes.
b- Finding the representations of different classes.
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Assuming each category has its own representation (for example a flag), then which of the followings is correct?
a- Finding the representation of different classes.
b- Finding the representations of different classes.
grammar
asked Nov 26 at 10:50
Babak
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Assuming each category has its own representation (for example a flag), then which of the followings is correct?
a- Finding the representation of different classes.
b- Finding the representations of different classes.
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grammar
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asked Nov 26 at 10:50
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