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Nicetomeetyou Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
An effort or efforts?
Which pattern is more preferable?
It is wrong to think that there is no need to make (an effort/efforts) to express your opinions clearly.
I know that "effort" can be either countable or uncountable depending on each case. But I am not sure about this particular case. Could you explain to me a little bit about it?
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nicetomeetyou I know that "effort" can be either countable or uncountable depending on each case. Neither is uncountable in the sentence you present. nicetomeetyou Could you explain to me a little bit about it?
- nicetomeetyou I know that "effort" can be either countable or uncountable depending on each case.
- Neither is uncountable in the sentence you present.
- nicetomeetyou Could you explain to me a little bit about it?
- You may use either, but 'an effort' is more native.
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nicetomeetyouI know that "effort" can be either countable or uncountable depending on each case.
Neither is uncountable in the sentence you present.
nicetomeetyouCould you explain to me a little bit about it?
You may use either, but 'an effort' is more native.
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