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Anonymous Posted 6 years ago
Grammar
Is It Countable Or Uncountable?
"Although you and I have disagreements, but there's no irreconcilable hatred between us."
I'd like to see the hatred is countable or uncountable
Oxford Learner's dictionary just says
[uncountable, countable]- ?a very strong feeling of dislike for somebody/something
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anonymous there's no irreconcilable hatred between us 'hatred' is uncountable here. anonymous Although you and I have disagreements, but there's no irreconcilable hatred between us. This is grammatically impossible.
- anonymous there's no irreconcilable hatred between us 'hatred' is uncountable here.
- anonymous Although you and I have disagreements, but there's no irreconcilable hatred between us.
- This is grammatically impossible.
- You must remove one of the two highlighted words and keep the other.
- You must have only one of these in your sentence.
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anonymousthere's no irreconcilable hatred between us
'hatred' is uncountable here.
anonymousAlthough you and I have disagreements, but there's no irreconcilable hatred between us.
This is grammatically impossible. You must remove
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