phoebemia
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Hi, I read the following sentences on a website: (the link is here)
1. The characters' names reflect their personalities.
2. People’s clothes are often an expression of their personality.
Why the second sentence doesn't use a plural form of personality? I get confused when these plural and singular conceptions mixed in one sentence.
1. The characters' names reflect their personalities.
2. People’s clothes are often an expression of their personality.
Why the second sentence doesn't use a plural form of personality? I get confused when these plural and singular conceptions mixed in one sentence.