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Manais Posted 9 years ago
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Hello everyone!

I could not find an explicit answer anywhere on the internet so I have to ask here. Is the word "preference" countable? Oxford Dictionary says that in one meaning it is not but mentions an example of "A strong preference"

I would really appreciate some help on that ;-)

  

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Yes, it's countable. eg I have a preference for Pepsi rather than Coke. eg I have a preference for chocolate ice-cream.

— Clive

  • Yes, it's countable.
  • eg I have a preference for Pepsi rather than Coke.
  • eg I have a preference for chocolate ice-cream.
  • These are just two of my many preferences.
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Yes, it's countable.

eg I have a preference for Pepsi rather than Coke.

eg I have a preference for chocolate ice-cream.

These are just two of my many preferences.

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