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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

Homework or homeworks?

If there´s lots of homework to do, can I say homeworks?
  

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Hi, If there´s lots of homework to do, can I say homeworks? No. You could speak of 'homework assignments' .

— Clive

  • Hi, If there´s lots of homework to do, can I say homeworks?
  • No.
  • You could speak of 'homework assignments' .
  • Clive
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Hi,
If there´s lots of homework to do, can I say homeworks?

No. You could speak of 'homework assignments'.

Clive
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I think "a lot of homework" is grammatically accepted. But I still don't know what to say if you have 2, 3 or a specific number of homework.
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Homework is a non-count noun.

I have a lot of homework to do tonight.

I have three homework assignments to do tonight - one in English, one in Math, and one in History.
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Anonymous If there´s lots of homework to do, can I say homeworks?
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Clive Hi,If there´s lots of homework to do, can I say homeworks?No. You could speak of 'homework assignments'.Clive
That must be a regional thing. The word assignments is not used for homework, everywhere in the world.
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Then if you have math homework and French homework, how would you complete this sentecne?

eg I have two . . . .. ..

Or would you always say it some other way?
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CliveThen if you have math homework and French homework, how would you complete this sentecne?eg I have two . . . .. ..Or would you always say it some other way?
Where I went to school, people would just say maths homework and French homework.
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I have lots of homework to complete.

I have a lot of homework to do tonight.

I have been given lots of homework.

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