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A total of or the total of? Hi! I would love to know about how to use "total of". I know "a total of" is normally used. But after mentioning it once, can it be used as "the total of"? For example, [A total of 3 students was in the class. The total of 3 students enjoyed the class.] Should it be "a total of" at the end too or "the total of"? (I know the example would sound a bit weird ,but I made it to check out the use of "a" and "the" here). Please let me know about it. Thank you so much!
24. Juli 2014 13:15
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I would do something like the following: A total of 3 students were in the class. The total of students who enjoyed the class was 3.
24. Juli 2014
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It should be: A total of 3 students was in the class. However, it might be simpler and easier to say 3 students were in the class. The "a total of" is a little redundant. A better usage of that phrase would be in conversation regarding sums, like "I count two people in that room and three in the other room, for a total of five."
24. Juli 2014
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For this sentence The total of 3 students enjoyed the class I would say All 3 students enjoyed the class. Or if there are more than 3 in the class, Three of the students enjoyed the class. Of course, don't start a sentence with a number and always spell it out.
24. Juli 2014
Bonjour! Je suis desolée de mettre sa avec ta question mais je ne pouvais pas t'envoyer de message je ne sais pas pourquoi. Donc, je voulais savoir...est ce que tu pourrais être ma professeur de coréen s'il te plaît? J'aimerais vraiment et ce serais super gentil franchement! Je pourrais peut etre mieux t'expliquer toute la situation après. A bientot j'espère!
24. Juli 2014
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