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Eva
"population" or "populations"?
Which sentence is correct?
1. Spanish is spoken primarily in Latin America and Spain, but also in other parts of the world with Hispanic POPULATION.
2. Spanish is spoken primarily in Latin America and Spain, but also in other parts of the world with Hispanic POPULATIONS.
6 déc. 2019 12:49
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Only the second one is correct. In this context, the word "population" is a countable, singular noun, so it needs to either have an article - as in 'a Hispanic population' - or be in the plural without an article. Here, the plural makes sense because you are talking about several populations in different countries.
6 décembre 2019
1. an Hispanic Population
2. Hispanic Populations
7 décembre 2019
I believe that it’s population and not populations
6 décembre 2019
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Eva
Compétences linguistiques
Tchèque, Néerlandais, Anglais, Polonais, Slovaque, Espagnol, Turc
Langue étudiée
Turc
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