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Anonymous Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
Prejudices
Is it rare to use the plural “prejudices”? Is the dictionary you only see singular.
Is this natural?
or should I use “préconceptions”?
You shouldn't have any prejudices. You don't know her. She could be nice.
thank you
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anonymous Is it rare to use the plural “prejudices”? Yes, it can be either a count or non-count noun. Most of the time it is used as non-count.
- anonymous Is it rare to use the plural “prejudices”?
- Yes, it can be either a count or non-count noun.
- Most of the time it is used as non-count.
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anonymousIs it rare to use the plural “prejudices”?
Yes, it can be either a count or non-count noun. Most of the time it is used as non-count.
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