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Stephenlearner Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
A piece of tissue, or a tissue?
Hi,I know paper is uncountable, so I should say "a piece of paper"...But how about the "tissue"? ...Should I say 'a' facial tissue or 'a piece of' tissue?...A paper napkin or a piece of paper napkin?...A baby wipe or a piece of baby wipe? ...Thanks.
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These articles are all countable. Give me a tissue to wipe my face. If you don't have that, a napkin or a baby wipe will do.
- These articles are all countable.
- Give me a tissue to wipe my face.
- If you don't have that, a napkin or a baby wipe will do.
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These articles are all countable.
Give me a tissue to wipe my face. If you don't have that, a napkin or a baby wipe will do.
Give me a tissue to wipe my face. If you don't have that, a napkin or a baby wipe will do.
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