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Yogi2005 Posted 21 years ago
Vocabulary

Backlog

Could you tell me if I use the word 'backlog' correctly and if not could you correct my sentences?

1. I have a lot of backlog at my work.
2. I have to catch up on backlog at work.
3. I have to do extra work to get on with my backlog.
4. I skipped many classes so I have backlog at school.

Is 'backlog' countable or uncountable noun?

Thanks
  

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I have a lot of backlog at my work "I have a backlog at work" or "I have a huge backlog at work" 2. I have to catch up on backlog at work. "I have to catch up on THE backlog at work" 3.

— Abbie1948

  • I have a lot of backlog at my work "I have a backlog at work" or "I have a huge backlog at work" 2.
  • I have to catch up on backlog at work.
  • "I have to catch up on THE backlog at work" 3.
  • I have to do extra work to get OVER THE backlog.
  • 4.
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I have a lot of backlog at my work

"I have a backlog at work" or "I have a huge backlog at work"

2. I have to catch up on backlog at work.

"I have to catch up on THE backlog at work"

3. I have to do extra work to get OVER THE backlog.

4. I skipped many classes so I have backlog OF SCHOOL WORK
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It's countable but almost never used in the plural. Emotion: smile
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