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Lucas21c Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
degree or degrees
Could you tell me which one is right between (A) and (B) in the following sentence?
(Of course, the sentence is not ture because water freezes at 0?, not 1?. It is just for my question about 'degree(s)'. Please do not care about its content)
Thank you.
Water freezes at one [ (A) degrees / (B) degree ] Celsius.
(Of course, the sentence is not ture because water freezes at 0?, not 1?. It is just for my question about 'degree(s)'. Please do not care about its content)
Thank you.
Water freezes at one [ (A) degrees / (B) degree ] Celsius.
Top answer
One degree.
- One degree.
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How about 0?? Do we have to say "Water freezes at zero degrees Celsius?" Or, Is "Water freezes at zero degree Celsius" also acceptable?
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