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Zi Hao Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Difference between these singulars & plurals
Hi there,
I wonder what is the main difference between these singular and plural forms:
i) History & histories
ii) Mystery & mysteries
If they simply mean "one" or "many", where is the line to draw in order to make them countable? What should I consider as one "history" and one "mystery"?
Thank you!
I wonder what is the main difference between these singular and plural forms:
i) History & histories
ii) Mystery & mysteries
If they simply mean "one" or "many", where is the line to draw in order to make them countable? What should I consider as one "history" and one "mystery"?
Thank you!
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I don't understand your question. Where do you draw the line between one drink and two drinks?
- I don't understand your question.
- Where do you draw the line between one drink and two drinks?
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I don't understand your question. Where do you draw the line between one drink and two drinks?
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I mean, for something that is tangible, it is easy, one apple, two apples, for these intangible ones like history or mystery, how to count?
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