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Kmlkz Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Can i use determiners with plural / non count nouns?
examples:
The people are obnoxious. << Isn't people plural?
The classes are ruined.
The basic laws of human stupidity.
The books were robbed.
P.S: Is this chart correct?
The people are obnoxious. << Isn't people plural?
The classes are ruined.
The basic laws of human stupidity.
The books were robbed.
P.S: Is this chart correct?
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examples: All OK, except: The books were stolen. - - Probably.
- examples: All OK, except: The books were stolen.
- - - Probably.
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examples: All OK, except:
The books were stolen.
P.S: Is this chart correct?-- Probably.
The books were stolen.
P.S: Is this chart correct?-- Probably.
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hi, but according to the charts, it seems that i can't use determiners with plurals. So, when can i?
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kmlkzaccording to the charts, it seems that i can't use determiners with pluralsNo. the is a determiner, and it's listed on the right branch of that chart with plurals. Obviously you can't use the determiners a or an (which mean 'one') with plurals. But all other determiners are available to you.
the coats, my coats, these
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