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Rommel Posted 8 years ago
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Is it acceptable to pluralize 'dance' (used as a noun), as in the given sentence?
Is it acceptable to pluralize 'dance' (used as a noun), as in the given sentence?
On the occasion of their university's 90th founding anniversary, students had presentations and field demonstrations, most of which were dances.
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'dance' is a countable noun, so there is nothing extraordinary about using it in the plural. What you have is fine. CJ
- 'dance' is a countable noun, so there is nothing extraordinary about using it in the plural.
- What you have is fine.
- CJ
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'dance' is a countable noun, so there is nothing extraordinary about using it in the plural.
What you have is fine.
CJ
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