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Sarav1bute Posted 18 years ago
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0Which sentence is correct?02br
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001.The policeman wears a uniform.02br
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002.The policeman wears uniform.0-
  

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0Hi,02br 02br 00Let's look at the noun 'uniform'. Is it countable? Can you count 'one uniform', 'two uniforms', so on?

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  • 0Hi,02br 02br 00Let's look at the noun 'uniform'.
  • Is it countable?
  • Can you count 'one uniform', 'two uniforms', so on?
  • 02br 02br 00Thus, the second sentence should be:02br 02br 00The policeman wears a uniform.
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0Hi,02br
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00Let's look at the noun 'uniform'. Is it countable? Can you count 'one uniform', 'two uniforms', so on? I think you can.02br
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00Thus, the second sentence should be:02br
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00The policeman wears a uniform. 0-
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0Hi,02br
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00It depends on the context, but I think that in most cases you'd use #1.02br
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00Your grammar is also a little awkward. The definite article suggests that you are talking about a specific policeman. The present tense suggests that you are describing his habits/routine. That all seems like something you would seldom want to talk about.02
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