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Hotmale Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
Health care service(s)
Hello,
My dictionary says that "service" can be both countable and uncountable. What is then the difference between:
-She had no access to specialist health care service.
- She had no access to a specialist health care service.
- She had no access to specialist health care services.
Thank you!
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There is normally no important difference in the meaning that is understood from these, but I think the last one would be much the most usual.
- There is normally no important difference in the meaning that is understood from these, but I think the last one would be much the most usual.
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There is normally no important difference in the meaning that is understood from these, but I think the last one would be much the most usual.
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