1. Read all the sentences in a loud voice.

2. Read the whole sentences loudly.
3. Read the whole sentence aloud.
[Are they all correct? Do we have to use 'sentence' or 'sentences' in #2 and #3?]

2 answers

1 is gramatically correct, though it would usually be "Read the sentences in a loud voice". 3 is also correct just the way it is.
2. "Read the whole sentence loudly."
Nice job, Matt.
Similar Questions
  1. 1. Will you make your voice higher than usual?2. I want you to make your voice loud so that the others can hear you clearly. 3.
    1. answers icon 1 answer
  2. 1. Read the sentences on the page loudly, not in a soft voice.2. I need you to raise your voice when you read the passage. 3.
    1. answers icon 1 answer
  3. 1. Read all the sentences on the page.2. Read all the sentences of the page. Which one is correct? Are both okay? Which one is
    1. answers icon 1 answer
  4. Read the expressions in a loud voice.Read the expressions in a soft voice. Read the expressions loudly. Read the expressions out
    1. answers icon 2 answers
more similar questions