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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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Hi Everyone,
Please help me on the following sentence.
The monkey wanted to eat the juicy fruit on the tress.
How should we treat "fruit" in the sentence above, countable or uncountable?
The answer key says countable. Is is correct?
Thank you.
Please help me on the following sentence.
The monkey wanted to eat the juicy fruit on the tress.
How should we treat "fruit" in the sentence above, countable or uncountable?
The answer key says countable. Is is correct?
Thank you.
Top answer
No, uncountable.
- No, uncountable.
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Sorry for being so ____ - I don't know what's the word to use, poor vocabulary.
Is it correct to write "The monkey wanted to eat the juicy fruits on the tree".
Thank you.
Is it correct to write "The monkey wanted to eat the juicy fruits on the tree".
Thank you.
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The word fruits is rarely used, except when speaking of different kinds.
Just say
eg "The monkey wanted to eat the juicy fruit on the tree".
eg "The monkey wanted to eat the juicy oranges on the tree".
Just say
eg "The monkey wanted to eat the juicy fruit on the tree".
eg "The monkey wanted to eat the juicy oranges on the tree".
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