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Hanuman_2000 Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
fever,stomachache
Hello,
1. I have got a fever. or I have got a stomachache.
Why an article has been used before the word "fever" and "stomachache"?
Are they countable nouns? But I feel they are just our feeling.
How can they be countable? Please explain it.
1. I have got a fever. or I have got a stomachache.
Why an article has been used before the word "fever" and "stomachache"?
Are they countable nouns? But I feel they are just our feeling.
How can they be countable? Please explain it.
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Hi, I have got a fever . or I have got a stomachache . Why an article has been used before the word "fever" and "stomachache"?
- Hi, I have got a fever .
- or I have got a stomachache .
- Why an article has been used before the word "fever" and "stomachache"?
- Are they countable nouns?
- But I feel they are just our feeling.
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Hi,
I have got a fever. or I have got a stomachache.
Why an article has been used before the word "fever" and "stomachache"?
Are they countable nouns? But I feel they are just our feeling.
How can they be countable? Please explain it.
I have got a fever. or I have got a stomachache.
Why an article has been used before the word "fever" and "stomachache"?
Are they countable nouns? But I feel they are just our feeling.
How can they be countable? Please explain it.
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