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Thayk Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
Plural in words with suffix -ment , say equipment
I have learned that you can't just put an s to the plural word that has a suffix -ment. like, for instance equipment. any clarifications on this grammar rule?
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Bump-- does anyone have an answer to this one?
Improvement/s?
Equipment/s?
Certain words are more obvious than others, such as Establishment.
Improvement/s?
Equipment/s?
Certain words are more obvious than others, such as Establishment.
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Hi,
It's possible to count establishments and improvements, but not equipment.
Clive
It's possible to count establishments and improvements, but not equipment.
Clive
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Anonymousdoes anyone have an answer to this one?It has nothing to do with the suffix -ment, so you can forget that aspect of the question.
Some nouns are countable; some aren't. The suffix doesn't come into it.
CJ
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