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Singular or Plural Use of One Object andin Two Locations

Should "grand opening"grand opening be singular or plural? Here's the sentenceThe sentences in question. "Celebrate the grand opening of Planet Fitness Mason and Planet Fitness Middletown for just one dollar!":

Celebrate the grand opening of Planet Fitness Mason and Planet Fitness Middletown for just one dollar!

or "Celebrate the grand openings of Planet Fitness Mason and Planet Fitness Middletown for just one dollar!"

Celebrate the grand openings of Planet Fitness Mason and Planet Fitness Middletown for just one dollar!

Singular or Plural Use of One Object and Two Locations

Should "grand opening" be singular or plural? Here's the sentence in question. "Celebrate the grand opening of Planet Fitness Mason and Planet Fitness Middletown for just one dollar!" or "Celebrate the grand openings of Planet Fitness Mason and Planet Fitness Middletown for just one dollar!"

Singular or Plural Use of One Object in Two Locations

Should grand opening be singular or plural? The sentences in question:

Celebrate the grand opening of Planet Fitness Mason and Planet Fitness Middletown for just one dollar!

or

Celebrate the grand openings of Planet Fitness Mason and Planet Fitness Middletown for just one dollar!

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Singular or Plural Use of One Object and Two Locations

Should "grand opening" be singular or plural? Here's the sentence in question. "Celebrate the grand opening of Planet Fitness Mason and Planet Fitness Middletown for just one dollar!" or "Celebrate the grand openings of Planet Fitness Mason and Planet Fitness Middletown for just one dollar!"