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Astridhasday Posted 18 years ago
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Non-count nounc

Is "statistisc" a non-count noun?

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Astridhasday Is " statistisc " a non-count noun? The word statistic is technically a countable noun: You can talk about "one statistic" and "many statistics" When you use the plural form of this word (statistic s ) to refer to a science, then " statistics " is uncountable.

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  • Astridhasday Is " statistisc " a non-count noun?
  • The word statistic is technically a countable noun: You can talk about "one statistic" and "many statistics" When you use the plural form of this word (statistic s ) to refer to a science, then " statistics " is uncountable.
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AstridhasdayIs "statistisc" a non-count noun?
The word statistic is technically a countable noun:
You can talk about "one statistic" and "many statistics"

When you use the plural form of this word (statistics) to refer to a science, then "statistics" is uncountable.
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