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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
no determiner needed?
Hi everyone, in this sentence
"...Wherein he will supply me with product via Tampa"
Why is it "product" and not "a product" or "products"?? is this sentence incorrect? the sentence refers to situations where an individual will receive a type of product again and again
. Why doesn't he use "products" since its plural. I am confused....
thanks
"...Wherein he will supply me with product via Tampa"
Why is it "product" and not "a product" or "products"?? is this sentence incorrect? the sentence refers to situations where an individual will receive a type of product again and again
. Why doesn't he use "products" since its plural. I am confused....thanks
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You're right; it should be "products" or otherwise have a determiner before "product."
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Using 'product' like that is business jargon, not used by the general public..
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