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Rommel Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
Have I correctly used ‘mentioned,’ ‘to,’ ‘no such a,’ ‘even,’ and ‘too’ in my sentences below?
Have I correctly used ‘mentioned,’ ‘to,’ ‘no such a,’ ‘even,’ and ‘too’ in my sentences below?
- He mentioned the phrase “many informations.”
- The term “information” is an uncountable noun. An s is not added to it to make it plural. Correct phrases would be “much information,” “little information,” “bits of information.” There is no such a word as “informations.” Even the phrase “different informations” is unacceptable, too.
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1. I suspect he used that phrase. He said it or wrote it in a meaningful way in a sentence.
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- I suspect he used that phrase.
- He said it or wrote it in a meaningful way in a sentence.
- But maybe he did mention it.
- That means he highlighted it as a subject of discussion and said something about it , for example, how it contained an error.
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1. I suspect he used that phrase. He said it or wrote it in a meaningful way in a sentence.
But maybe he did mention it. That means he highlighted it as a subject of discussion and said something about it, for example, how it contained an error.
2. a) to make it plural— fine
..... b) no such a word— should be no such word
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