Asked by rfvv
1. She also takes the sick chilren outside in wheelchairs/ a wheelchair.
2. She took the patient in a wheelchair.
3. She took the sick person in wheerchairs.
(Which expressio do I have to use? A singular form or a plular form:a wheelchair or wheelchairs? Are the expressions above grammatical?)
2. She took the patient in a wheelchair.
3. She took the sick person in wheerchairs.
(Which expressio do I have to use? A singular form or a plular form:a wheelchair or wheelchairs? Are the expressions above grammatical?)
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Answered by
GuruBlue
Wheelchair has to agree with the number of persons you are taking out.
children more than one - wheelchairs
patient = one - wheelchair.
children more than one - wheelchairs
patient = one - wheelchair.
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