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Evo25 Posted 18 years ago
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corresponds
(1)the money i've saved corresponds/correspond to the amount i need for my course.
which one is corrrect?
money is appear as uncountable noun.money here can be considered as plural or singular?or neither one?
which one is corrrect?
money is appear as uncountable noun.money here can be considered as plural or singular?or neither one?
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Evo25 (1)the money i've saved corresponds/ correspond to the amount i need for my course. which one is corrrect? or neither one?
- Evo25 (1)the money i've saved corresponds/ correspond to the amount i need for my course.
- which one is corrrect?
- or neither one?
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Evo25(1)the money i've saved corresponds/correspondto the amount i need for my course.
which one is corrrect?
money is appear as uncountable noun.money here can be considered as plural or singular?or neither one?
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Money, time, value etc...are all uncountable and thus always are used in singular context
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