Yes, "oars " is a plural.
Carmilla F.
asked • 05/12/20Is the sentence below correct?
I have to take those oars to the boathouse.
Is it correct for me to use “those” in this sentence?
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Stanton D. answered • 05/12/20
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Hi Carmilla F.,
Yes, IF you are referring to oars which are some distance away from you. If you already have the oars near you, or in your grasp, then you would refer to them as "these oars".
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Stanton D.
Hi again Carmilla F., as I explained above, the sentence is *grammatical*, but it would not be *correct* usage if the oars weren't in the proper place with respect to you. If "alright" (not a word, you want "all right") is just a grammar thing, then OK. But, you should strive to understand just how to use your language correctly in all respects, I urge!
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Carmilla F.
According to the sentence, is it alright?05/13/20