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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
English grammar
Is it ever possible to say INFORMATIONS - as a noun, not as an adjective?
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I've heard it used as a countable, but it's quite rare. My dictionary doesn't include the "C" and "U" designations, and I can't say to what extent the countable use is recognized. Your question implies that you consider the plural natural as an adjective.
- I've heard it used as a countable, but it's quite rare.
- My dictionary doesn't include the "C" and "U" designations, and I can't say to what extent the countable use is recognized.
- Your question implies that you consider the plural natural as an adjective.
- Could you give an example??
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I've heard it used as a countable, but it's quite rare. My dictionary doesn't include the "C" and "U" designations, and I can't say to what extent the countable use is recognized.
Your question implies that you consider the plural natural as an adjective. Could you give an example??
Your question implies that you consider the plural natural as an adjective. Could you give an example??
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