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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
Do you put "d" on "use" thanks
Hi there, I was wondering do you put a "d" on "use" and "s" on "content?" thank you
The game website that allowed me to use it content is ########.com
The game website that allowed me to use it content is ########.com
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The sentene is correct as-is. Allowed to use - "to use" is the infinitive form. Content is a noncount noun - You don't refer to "a content" or "two contents" when referring to a Web site.
- The sentene is correct as-is.
- Allowed to use - "to use" is the infinitive form.
- Content is a noncount noun - You don't refer to "a content" or "two contents" when referring to a Web site.
- When you're referring to actual things in a drawer or box, you refer to the contents of the box.
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The sentene is correct as-is.
Allowed to use - "to use" is the infinitive form.
Content is a noncount noun - You don't refer to "a content" or "two contents" when referring to a Web site. When you're referring to actual things in a drawer or box, you refer to the contents of the box.
Allowed to use - "to use" is the infinitive form.
Content is a noncount noun - You don't refer to "a content" or "two contents" when referring to a Web site. When you're referring to actual things in a drawer or box, you refer to the contents of the box.
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Hi Barbara
The game website that allowed me to use its content is ##.com.
Shouldn't it be its?
The game website that allowed me to use its content is ##.com.
Shouldn't it be its?
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Yup. As usual, I was focused on the parts being asked about and forgot to look for the other bits. Good catch.
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