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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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Conjecture
Hi masters,
Is the word conjecture both count and noncount noun? Can we use it this way, then: His theory has no truth, it's just layers upon layers of conjecture. (intead of plural conjectures).
Warm Regards.
Is the word conjecture both count and noncount noun? Can we use it this way, then: His theory has no truth, it's just layers upon layers of conjecture. (intead of plural conjectures).
Warm Regards.
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Yes, both work.
- Yes, both work.
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