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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Is memory countable?
I have a bad memory. is this right?
I have bad memory. is this right?
when can I use it as a countable vs. non-countable?
I have bad memory. is this right?
when can I use it as a countable vs. non-countable?
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This is right: I have a bad memory . Use the uncountable form when you are speaking of the facility: Memory is a precarious reference .
- This is right: I have a bad memory .
- Use the uncountable form when you are speaking of the facility: Memory is a precarious reference .
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This is right: I have a bad memory.
Use the uncountable form when you are speaking of the facility: Memory is a precarious reference.
This is right: I have a bad memory.
Use the uncountable form when you are speaking of the facility: Memory is a precarious reference.
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countable: I have fond memories of our ship-board romance. [Gosh, that was a long time ago!
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