Hello,
Your answer would be:
They use both!
I found this on the internet:
“The table below solves the riddle: In mainland China and Singapore, Mandarin is the spoken language and people resort to Simplified Chinese when they write. In Hong Kong, Cantonese is the predominant dialect while people write in Traditional Chinese.”
Nouns are words that name objects or living things. Any word that names an object or person is a noun (such as chair, table, wall, Anna, London, jacket, etc.)
So, in this sentence, “clock” and “batteries” are nouns, while “the” is an article (like “a” or “an”) and “needs” is a verb (an action word, like wants, is, has, runs, sits, etc.)
Answer is in the file below
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