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Tuongvan Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

Knowledge is immense/unlimited,

Hi teachers,
Can I say:

a/Knowledge is immense/unlimited, so we have to study for ever and ever.
b/Learning is immense, so we have to study for ever and ever.

Thank you in advance
  

Top answer

I'd go with knowledge . It's a 'thing' rather than an 'activity'.

— Philip

  • I'd go with knowledge .
  • It's a 'thing' rather than an 'activity'.
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I'd go with knowledge. It's a 'thing' rather than an 'activity'.
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If so, how should I say to express the idea that there are so many things for us to learn .We cannot say we have learned enough and no need to study more.If we don't want to lag behind we have to learn and learn until we die?
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