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Both are possible. This is a tricky word because "lack" can be both massive and singular noun.
- Both are possible.
- This is a tricky word because "lack" can be both massive and singular noun.
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Both are possible. This is a tricky word because "lack" can be both massive and singular noun.
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Hi,
1-"LACK" is both singular and an uncountable.It means it can appear either (a lack of) or (lack of).
e.g: a lack of money/support/confidence....or lack of money/support/confidence...
2-It has two different meanings:
a. not having enough of something that is needed: e.g: lack of/a lack of time prevented me from sending you a letter.
b.because of: e.g:The
1-"LACK" is both singular and an uncountable.It means it can appear either (a lack of) or (lack of).
e.g: a lack of money/support/confidence....or lack of money/support/confidence...
2-It has two different meanings:
a. not having enough of something that is needed: e.g: lack of/a lack of time prevented me from sending you a letter.
b.because of: e.g:The
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