Taken from this article BBC NewsBoth Ford and Vauxhall, which is owned by General Motors, are also benefiting from the US Congress's $14bn (£9.8bn) bail-out of the car industry.
Eh? Gotta be a typo
Andy
Taken from this article BBC NewsBoth Ford and Vauxhall, which is owned by General Motors, are also benefiting from the US Congress's $14bn (£9.8bn) bail-out of the car industry.
Eh? Gotta be a typo
Andy
I have just bought the Total Vauxhall mag and they talk about the U.S bailling out GM/Chrysler, when did this happen
http://www.vectra-c.com/forum/showthread.php?t=69431
It states Vx is owned by GM. If it meant Ford and Vx, it would read:
Both Ford and Vauxhall, which are owned by General Motors, are also benefiting from the US Congress's $14bn (£9.8bn) bail-out of the car industry.
poor grammar, should of said "both ford and gm where the latter owns vauxhall in the uk"
I wouldn't say there's anything wrong with the grammer as such. It's got the comma correctly positioned and is using the singular term which will apply to the last company mentioned.
EDIT: However maybe a neater way would have been "Vauxhall, which is owned by General Motors, and Ford are both benefiting....."
- Good job it reads nice and clear and couldn't possibly be interpreted in a a way that might effect the global markets in these rock steady economic times.
Andy
Just think yourselves lucky its not written in text speak!
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