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D_light Posted 15 years ago
Letter Writing
A question in plurals
Is it acceptable to write "Interior illustration" when I mean plenty illustrations/pictures? This phrase is used in a copyright page like "Interior illustration by John Doe".
If the word "illustration" refer to more than one image, is this also acceptable? Or is it completely wrong that it is best written as "illustrations"?
If the word "illustration" refer to more than one image, is this also acceptable? Or is it completely wrong that it is best written as "illustrations"?
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Hello, d_light - and welcome to English Forums. Is it acceptable to write "Interior illustration" when I mean plenty illustrations/pictures? This phrase is used in a copyright page like "Interior illustration by John Doe".
- Hello, d_light - and welcome to English Forums.
- Is it acceptable to write "Interior illustration" when I mean plenty illustrations/pictures?
- This phrase is used in a copyright page like "Interior illustration by John Doe".
- -- Yes, it is in its uncountable form.
- -- That is OK, too.
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Hello, d_light - and welcome to English Forums.
Is it acceptable to write "Interior illustration" when I mean plenty illustrations/pictures? This phrase is used in a copyright page like "Interior illustration by John Doe". -- Yes, it is in its uncountable form.
Or it is best written as "illustrations"?-- That is OK, too.
Is it acceptable to write "Interior illustration" when I mean plenty illustrations/pictures? This phrase is used in a copyright page like "Interior illustration by John Doe". -- Yes, it is in its uncountable form.
Or it is best written as "illustrations"?-- That is OK, too.
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