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Which one is correct? "You're not gonna hold a grudge, are you?" or "You're not gonna hold grudges, are you?" Which one is correct? Thanks in advance :P
30 jan. 2017 02:27
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Hi Jou, We often say we "bear a grudge against someone". In English, some words are often used together (they collocate). Hope this helps. Cheers, Lance
30 januari 2017
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One is singular, the other plural. Both are correct. It depends on what you want to say. 'A grudge'' is more common, in my experience. You should not use 'gonna' as a learner.
30 januari 2017
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