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Vincent Teo Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Painted a seaside
Can I say,
(a) I painted a seaside sceneries.
(b) I painted a picture of seaside.
(c) I painted a picture of sceneries.
(a) I painted a seaside sceneries.
(b) I painted a picture of seaside.
(c) I painted a picture of sceneries.
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None of your suggestions is correct. Scenery is a collective noun and thus can't be used in the plural. Seaside needs an article: I painted a picture of the seaside.
- None of your suggestions is correct.
- Scenery is a collective noun and thus can't be used in the plural.
- Seaside needs an article: I painted a picture of the seaside.
- CB
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None of your suggestions is correct. Scenery is a collective noun and thus can't be used in the plural. Seaside needs an article: I painted a picture of the seaside.
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Two common words in the subject matter of art are landscape and seascape.
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