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Kolridg Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
It's a high price for fruits / The price is high for fruits.
Are these two phrases of natural English?
a) It's a high price for fruits.
b) The price is high for fruits.
Top answer
Fruit is non-count. These sentences depend on the context. That's a high price for fruit.
- Fruit is non-count.
- These sentences depend on the context.
- That's a high price for fruit.
- Those fruit have high prices.
- Those are high-priced fruit!
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Fruit is non-count. These sentences depend on the context.
That's a high price for fruit.
Those fruit have high prices.
Those are high-priced fruit!
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