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Meantolearn Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary
Crowd
Hi, there.
1. What's the difference between 'a crowd' and 'crowds'?
2.Which one is more appropriate to describe the people in a market? a crowd or crowds
3. Do you say 'in a market' or 'in the market'? (the place)
Thanks.
1. What's the difference between 'a crowd' and 'crowds'?
2.Which one is more appropriate to describe the people in a market? a crowd or crowds
3. Do you say 'in a market' or 'in the market'? (the place)
Thanks.
Top answer
Hi. Crowd is countable but it is mostly used as below There was a crowd of costumers a t the market. When you want to buy something, at the market is used.
- Hi.
- Crowd is countable but it is mostly used as below There was a crowd of costumers a t the market.
- When you want to buy something, at the market is used.
- The market indicates the stock market .
- And when something is available for people to buy, on the market is used.
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Hi.
Crowd is countable but it is mostly used as below
There was a crowd of costumers at the market.
When you want to buy something, at the market is used.
The market indicates the stock market.
And when something is available for people to buy, on the market is used.
Regards
Crowd is countable but it is mostly used as below
There was a crowd of costumers at the market.
When you want to buy something, at the market is used.
The market indicates the stock market.
And when something is available for people to buy, on the market is used.
Regards
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Hi,
A crowd can mean a lot of people. An example is given by a dictionary: a crowd of 30,000.
What do you call the people inside a market? (Here the word 'market' refers to the place where people go buy and sell things such as vegetables, food, clothing, stocks...etc.)
Do you call them 'a crowd' or 'crowds'? It looks like the answer is 'crowds'. Please give some expl
A crowd can mean a lot of people. An example is given by a dictionary: a crowd of 30,000.
What do you call the people inside a market? (Here the word 'market' refers to the place where people go buy and sell things such as vegetables, food, clothing, stocks...etc.)
Do you call them 'a crowd' or 'crowds'? It looks like the answer is 'crowds'. Please give some expl
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Two is company, (but) three's a crowd
By saying this, you ask the third person to leave you alone with your girl. But is there any saying or something for when you are with a girl and a friend of you c
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