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Langtraveler Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
both + uncountable noun
Hello. I've learned after "both," only plural noun can be put.
So I wonder could one put uncountable noun, which cannot be plural, can be put after "both."
For example,
"Both love are beautiful."
or "Both love is beautiful."
Does they make sense?
(I think using "is" in the second sentence is wrong regardless to the original question, but I'm not sure so I wrote both of them.
So I wonder could one put uncountable noun, which cannot be plural, can be put after "both."
For example,
"Both love are beautiful."
or "Both love is beautiful."
Does they make sense?
(I think using "is" in the second sentence is wrong regardless to the original question, but I'm not sure so I wrote both of them.
Top answer
" No. You cannot have two of one thing.
- " No.
- You cannot have two of one thing.
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langtravelerSo I wonder could one put uncountable noun, which cannot be plural, can be put after "both."No. You cannot have two of one thing.
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