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Onizo Posted 11 years ago
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Noncountable, countable
Problems don't always result in disputes, and disputes don't always result in legal action.
I believe problem, dispute, and legal action all can be countable and noncountable.
1) why couldn't it have been written as follows: problem doesn't ...in dispute, dispute doesn't ... In legal action?
I believe problem, dispute, and legal action all can be countable and noncountable.
1) why couldn't it have been written as follows: problem doesn't ...in dispute, dispute doesn't ... In legal action?
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onizo I believe problem, dispute, and legal action all can be countable and noncountable. Hmm. I can see that for "legal action", but not for "problem" and "dispute", both of which seem only countable to me.
- onizo I believe problem, dispute, and legal action all can be countable and noncountable.
- Hmm.
- I can see that for "legal action", but not for "problem" and "dispute", both of which seem only countable to me.
- CJ
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onizoI believe problem, dispute, and legal action all can be countable and noncountable.Hmm. I can see that for "legal action", but not for "problem" and "dispute", both of which seem only countable to me.
CJ
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