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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Is "content" an aggregate noun?
It seems awkward and illiterate to say "a content" but I have never seen content take a plural verb as in "these content" (versus these data.)
If aggregate noun is not the right term, where does content fit into the lexicon?
Andy
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If aggregate noun is not the right term, where does content fit into the lexicon?
Andy
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'Content' is an uncountable noun.
- 'Content' is an uncountable noun.
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