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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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Among the rice?

Hi. Please help. Is this correct to have the phrase "among the rice" in the following sentence? I believe the word "rice" is uncountable and refers to a certain type of grain. Now, if it is correct, can we say, "He searched it among the equipment or luggage"? I am sure the words "equipment" and "luggage" are uncountable, like "rice."

He searched for it among rice.
  

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Anonymous Hi. Please help. Is this correct to have the phrase "among the rice" in the following sentence?

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  • Anonymous Hi.
  • Please help.
  • Is this correct to have the phrase "among the rice" in the following sentence?
  • I believe the word "rice" is uncountable and refers to a certain type of grain.
  • Now, if it is correct, can we say, "He searched it among the equipment or luggage"?
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AnonymousHi. Please help. Is this correct to have the phrase "among the rice" in the following sentence? I believe the word "rice" is uncountable and refers to a certain type of grain. Now, if it is correct, can we say, "He searched it among the equipment or luggage"? I am sure the words "equipment" and "luggage" are uncountable, like "rice."He searched for it among rice.
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