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Believer Posted 20 years ago
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eating amorphous and boundryless stuff
Hi,
I think Jim kind of said, if I am not mistaken, that for the items like tea or coffee, the uncountable side deals with their amorphous and boundryless side. OK, let us set the stage where a person is eating and one person approaches him to ask what he is having.
A: Hi, what are you eating?
B: I am eating cake and pie.
My question is "Is B eating the amorphous (shapeless) and boundryless stuff"?
I think Jim kind of said, if I am not mistaken, that for the items like tea or coffee, the uncountable side deals with their amorphous and boundryless side. OK, let us set the stage where a person is eating and one person approaches him to ask what he is having.
A: Hi, what are you eating?
B: I am eating cake and pie.
My question is "Is B eating the amorphous (shapeless) and boundryless stuff"?
Top answer
Yes, I think this is what CJ meant.
- Yes, I think this is what CJ meant.
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