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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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Can I say?
During that time males had a great enthusiasm of being a soldier; nowadays we don't see that enthusiasm.
During that time males had a great enthusiasm of being a soldier; nowadays we don't see that enthusiasm.
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Almost! During that time males had great enthusiasm for being a soldier; nowadays we don't see that enthusiasm.
- Almost!
- During that time males had great enthusiasm for being a soldier; nowadays we don't see that enthusiasm.
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Almost!
During that time males had great enthusiasm for being a soldier; nowadays we don't see that enthusiasm.
During that time males had great enthusiasm for being a soldier; nowadays we don't see that enthusiasm.
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AnonymousHow can we use the noun as a countable noun?Do you mean enthusiasm?
Then add an adjective that defines it as a particular type of enthusiasm.
During that time males had an unwavering enthusiasm for being a soldier; nowadays we don't see that kind of enthusiasm.
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