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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
content plural or singular
Singular or plural?
There is more contents/content in this glass than that one.
There is more contents/content in this glass than that one.
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That sentence is unnatural. Try: There is more (liquid/water/wine/etc) in this glass than (in) that one. This glass contains more (liquid/water/wine/etc) that that one (does).
- That sentence is unnatural.
- Try: There is more (liquid/water/wine/etc) in this glass than (in) that one.
- This glass contains more (liquid/water/wine/etc) that that one (does).
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That sentence is unnatural. Try:
There is more (liquid/water/wine/etc) in this glass than (in) that one.
This glass contains more (liquid/water/wine/etc) that that one (does).
There is more (liquid/water/wine/etc) in this glass than (in) that one.
This glass contains more (liquid/water/wine/etc) that that one (does).
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