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Vincent Teo Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

Doing some extra exercise

Can I say,

He is always doing some extra exercise / homework(s).
  

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1) He is always doing some extra exercise. 2) He is always doing some extra homework. Homework is a non-count noun, so we do not make it plural.

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  • 1) He is always doing some extra exercise.
  • 2) He is always doing some extra homework.
  • Homework is a non-count noun, so we do not make it plural.
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1) He is always doing some extra exercise.
2) He is always doing some extra homework.
Homework is a non-count noun, so we do not make it plural.
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