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Believer Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
please give me a sentence each
Hi,
I am trying to grasp the concept involving the transformation of an uncountable noun into a countable noun or the vice versa more clearly and I think this will add to my understanding.
Do you agree the word 'life' is an uncountable here? Then, would you provide me with a sentence for each phrase?
A life of a poor
The life of a poor
Life of a poor
I am trying to grasp the concept involving the transformation of an uncountable noun into a countable noun or the vice versa more clearly and I think this will add to my understanding.
Do you agree the word 'life' is an uncountable here? Then, would you provide me with a sentence for each phrase?
A life of a poor
The life of a poor
Life of a poor
Top answer
Hi, 'Life' appears to be countable in your examples. However, I don't fully understand your phrases, because 'poor' is not a noun, but an adjective. Do you mean, perhaps, 'a poor person'?
- Hi, 'Life' appears to be countable in your examples.
- However, I don't fully understand your phrases, because 'poor' is not a noun, but an adjective.
- Do you mean, perhaps, 'a poor person'?
- Best wishes, Clive
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Hi,
'Life' appears to be countable in your examples. However, I don't fully understand your phrases, because 'poor' is not a noun, but an adjective. Do you mean, perhaps, 'a poor person'?
Best wishes, Clive
'Life' appears to be countable in your examples. However, I don't fully understand your phrases, because 'poor' is not a noun, but an adjective. Do you mean, perhaps, 'a poor person'?
Best wishes, Clive
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