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Ann225 Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Dough
I know that 'dough' is usually uncountable but if I wanted to say that my mom bought square dough instead of round dough, could I use the indefinite article?
''Why did you buy a square dough instead of a round one?''
Thank you.
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'' No. Besides, I've never heard of round dough and square dough, so I think you have the wrong word. ) I don't know what word you need, but I doubt that it's "dough".
- '' No.
- Besides, I've never heard of round dough and square dough, so I think you have the wrong word.
- ) I don't know what word you need, but I doubt that it's "dough".
- Maybe "loaf"?
- CJ
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Ann225if I wanted to say that my mom bought square dough instead of round dough, could I use the indefinite article?''Why did you buy a square dough instead of a round one?''
No. Besides, I've never heard of round dough and square dough, so I think you have the wrong word. (You may as well say "round water" and "square water".) I don't know what word you
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