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Felixxx Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
About countable&uncountable
I like reading books. Or...
I like reading a book (although it does not make sense)
So this sentence is never impossible in English?
I like reading book.
It means we need to always consider the noun whether countable or not in sentences?
I love eating chocolates (instead of chocolate?)
I love bears ( bear is impossible?)
He love to listening songs ( song is never impossible ?)
Thanks I have been struggling for a long time
I like reading a book (although it does not make sense)
So this sentence is never impossible in English?
I like reading book.
It means we need to always consider the noun whether countable or not in sentences?
I love eating chocolates (instead of chocolate?)
I love bears ( bear is impossible?)
He love to listening songs ( song is never impossible ?)
Thanks I have been struggling for a long time
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Felixxx we need to always consider the noun whether countable or not in sentences? Usually, but probably not always. _____________ I like reading books.
- Felixxx we need to always consider the noun whether countable or not in sentences?
- Usually, but probably not always.
- _____________ I like reading books.
- OK.
- I like reading a book (in the evening).
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Felixxxwe need to always consider the noun whether countable or not in sentences?Usually, but probably not always.
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I like reading books. OK.
I like reading a book (in the evening). OK. Generic use of 'a'. 'one book or another'
I like reading book
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