brandon
Some truth included in this post.
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2 edits | said by Matt  :said by brandon :I'm assuming that's $60 per user per year and not $60 per year... Yes, as evidenced by the singular "your". And you're assuming "your" is singular...why?
In context, your is plural until the clarification of $60 per user per year is inserted.
Example: "John, I'm giving you your car back." - your = singular
"Class, I'm giving you your test back." - your = plural
Edit: And the clarification was inserted, for the record, and it reads much better. In fact, the dollar amount was changed, too... |
