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Jackson6612 Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
A degree of stress
I found this phrase "a degree of stress" in M-W's Col. Dic. 'Stress' isn't a countable noun, I mean someone can't have two 'stresses'. Then, why is M-W an indefinite article "a" with it?
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Hi, Because you can have a degree of stres Jus like a glass of water. Clive
- Hi, Because you can have a degree of stres Jus like a glass of water.
- Clive
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Hi,
Because you can have a degree of stres
Jus like a glass of water.
Clive
Because you can have a degree of stres
Jus like a glass of water.
Clive
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Thanks, Clive.
But could someone have three degrees of stress or something like it? Please help me.
But could someone have three degrees of stress or something like it? Please help me.
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Hi,
Sounds a bit odd, but it is not incorrect gramar.
Yu can incease the heat by three degrees.
Clive
Sounds a bit odd, but it is not incorrect gramar.
Yu can incease the heat by three degrees.
Clive
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