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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Capacity??
Hi,
mental capacity
Is this countable, uncountable or singular?
For example, can i write
There is a lack of mental capacity. or
We need to focus on mental capacity.
?? Some use mental capacities.
What distinguishes this use?
mental capacity
Is this countable, uncountable or singular?
For example, can i write
There is a lack of mental capacity. or
We need to focus on mental capacity.
?? Some use mental capacities.
What distinguishes this use?
Top answer
You can use 'mental capacities' of 2 people.
- You can use 'mental capacities' of 2 people.
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So can mental capacity be used as an uncountable noun?
Like "his level of mental capacity"?
Like "his level of mental capacity"?
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