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Aoymee2 Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

could someone correct this for me? please?

could someone correct this for me? please?

Bonding is a fabric laminating process in which fabric and adhesive films or tapes are attached. The aim is to eliminate bulky stitched seams used in traditional cut-and sew bras or underwear, in order to achieve a smooth clean finish.

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I would happy with that - it reads well I think you've missed out one hyphen in "cut-and-sew bras" Dave

— Dave_anon

  • I would happy with that - it reads well I think you've missed out one hyphen in "cut-and-sew bras" Dave
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I would happy with that - it reads well

I think you've missed out one hyphen in "cut-and-sew bras"

Dave
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Bonding is a fabric laminating process in which adhesive film or tape is used to attach fabric. The aim is to eliminate the bulky stitched seams of traditional cut-and-sew undergarments in order to achieve a smooth, clean finish.
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thank you for replying!
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Mister Micawberadhesive film or tape is used to attach fabric.
can i say:
Bonding is a fabric laminating process in which adhesive film or tape is used to attached 'onto' fabric.?

I feel like something is missing before 'fabric'.


and also is it wrong to pluralise the noun : adhesive 'films' or 'tapes' ?
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aoymee2can i say:Bonding is a fabric laminating process in which adhesive film or tape is used to attached 'onto' fabric.?
No, that is wrong.
aoymee2I feel like something is missing before 'fabric'.
Nevertheless, nothing is missing. It is your imperfect sense of the language that has led you to English Forums, I suppose.
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Mister Micawber they are uncountables here.
how come they are uncountable? are they only uncountable in this context/sentence?
and how do you when it's necessary to pluralise it, when to leave it as singular?
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aoymee2how come they are uncountable?
They are materials.
aoymee2are they only uncountable in this context/sentence?
No, they're usually uncountable.
aoymee2how do you when it's necessary to pluralise it, when to leave it as singular?
I would pluralize when I was speaking specifically of d
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Mister MicawberI would pluralize when I was speaking specifically of different varieties of tapes or films.
what if it did have a variety of tapes or films? does that mean they can be countable?
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Hi

Exactly so. In a manufacturing process, you would expect different films and tapes to be used, so you might say:

- a process in which fabric and adhesive films or tapes are attached

Dave
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Hello

so films and tapes are also correct in the sentence I posted earlier? either plural form or singular form is correct?

I'm so confused.
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