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Antonis M. Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
In or on?
Examples:
I have cancer in my lungs.
I have cancer on my lungs.
Also, can I say "a cancer"? Or it is non-countable?
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Say 'I have lung cancer'. 'Cancer' can be countable, but it's more commonly used uncountably: 'I have cancer'.
- Say 'I have lung cancer'.
- 'Cancer' can be countable, but it's more commonly used uncountably: 'I have cancer'.
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Say 'I have lung cancer'.
'Cancer' can be countable, but it's more commonly used uncountably:
'I have cancer'.
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