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Kenny1999 Posted 5 years ago
Grammar
How to count clothes?
I think it's odd to say one cloth, two clothes, three clothes...
but how to count clothes?
by the way, what is the difference between clothes and clothing??
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Clothes is non-count. " We count items of clothing. Each item has a specific name.
- Clothes is non-count.
- " We count items of clothing.
- Each item has a specific name.
- He has three T-shirts.
- She has two school uniforms.
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Clothes is non-count. We do not say "three clothes."
We count items of clothing. Each item has a specific name.
He has three T-shirts.
She has two school uniforms. Each uniform has a blouse and a skirt.
Mother has three aprons.
Father wears a white shirt and trousers to work. Sometimes he wears a tie.
Clothes is what we wear. Clothing is a more gen
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