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Infinik Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
opnion vs. opinions
Hi,
A bit confused by the counting of "opinion".
My boss is asking how I feel about the company's outsourcing projects. I write a report on it. The report has many points and comments. So can one say:
many opinions, when referring to my many points and comments (i.e., "a point is an opinion"); or
an opinion, when referring to my points and comments as a whole?
Can you say "many opnions" to mean "all the points"? Or should one opinion cover all your ideas and comments in the report?
Thanks in advance,
i
A bit confused by the counting of "opinion".
My boss is asking how I feel about the company's outsourcing projects. I write a report on it. The report has many points and comments. So can one say:
many opinions, when referring to my many points and comments (i.e., "a point is an opinion"); or
an opinion, when referring to my points and comments as a whole?
Can you say "many opnions" to mean "all the points"? Or should one opinion cover all your ideas and comments in the report?
Thanks in advance,
i
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Without seeing what you have written, you could use either: "The following are my opinions on the various points raised" Or "This report gives my opinion on the various points raised".
- Without seeing what you have written, you could use either: "The following are my opinions on the various points raised" Or "This report gives my opinion on the various points raised".
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Without seeing what you have written, you could use either: "The following are my opinions on the various points raised" Or "This report gives my opinion on the various points raised".
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