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Rishonly Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
Practice (Noun Type)
Some writers say that writing is like music practice.
Why is the article 'a' missing before 'music'? Is the noun 'practice' non-countable?
Why is the article 'a' missing before 'music'? Is the noun 'practice' non-countable?
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Is the noun 'practice' non-countable? Yes, it is. CJ
- Is the noun 'practice' non-countable?
- Yes, it is.
- CJ
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