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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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How to count Diamond ( material noun)
Is there any way to count diamond when it is regarded as a material noun?
We say, a piece of paper, two pieces of paper don't we?
How about diamond? Is there any expression such as " a ( a noun in the singular form ) of diamond, two ( the noun in the plural form) of diamond?
We say, a piece of paper, two pieces of paper don't we?
How about diamond? Is there any expression such as " a ( a noun in the singular form ) of diamond, two ( the noun in the plural form) of diamond?
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Anonymous Is there any way to count diamond when it is regarded as a material noun? No; materials are generally not countable. Your piece/sheet of paper is an exception, I think.
- Anonymous Is there any way to count diamond when it is regarded as a material noun?
- No; materials are generally not countable.
- Your piece/sheet of paper is an exception, I think.
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AnonymousIs there any way to count diamond when it is regarded as a material noun?No; materials are generally not countable. Your piece/sheet of paper is an exception, I think.
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