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Layla1234 Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Breach-countable or uncountable
When is the above word countable and when uncountable? Can you give some examples to help me to understand it?
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" uses. For example, "They were fined for breach of contract". However, it could be that such patterns are idiomatic rather than true examples of a general-purpose uncountable noun.
- " uses.
- For example, "They were fined for breach of contract".
- However, it could be that such patterns are idiomatic rather than true examples of a general-purpose uncountable noun.
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As far as I can think, the word behaves uncountably only in certain "breach of..." uses. For example, "They were fined for breach of contract". However, it could be that such patterns are idiomatic rather than true examples of a general-purpose uncountable noun.
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