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Dear native English speakers,
I have a little question.
(a) American genius is to be found in both the arts and the sciences.
(b) American genius is to be found in both the art and the science.
(c) American genius is to be found in both arts and sciences.
(d) American genius is to be found in both art and science.
Which one would sound right?
Does "is to be found" here mean "can be found"?
Thanks in advance.
Hirashin
I have a little question.
(a) American genius is to be found in both the arts and the sciences.
(b) American genius is to be found in both the art and the science.
(c) American genius is to be found in both arts and sciences.
(d) American genius is to be found in both art and science.
Which one would sound right?
Does "is to be found" here mean "can be found"?
Thanks in advance.
Hirashin