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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
plural form
Anything which is not countable remains same in plural form too, for eg; sand, hair rain.. but why do we say stars instead of star, even stars are not countable is nt it..
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Anonymous stars are not countable Wrong! " Obviously you can count three different stars. That means that stars are countable.
- Anonymous stars are not countable Wrong!
- " Obviously you can count three different stars.
- That means that stars are countable.
- A star is a point of light, not a substance.
- CJ
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Anonymousstars are not countableWrong! You can certainly say, on a clear night, "Do you see those three bright stars near the horizon?" Obviously you can count three different stars. That means that stars are countable. A star is a point of light, not a substance.
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