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Healer Posted 4 years ago
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Price of foodstuffs
When we refer to one single thing of multiple things, do we pluraluze the noun of the single thing?
For example, we refer to the one price of each foodstuff as follows. ?One price one foodstuff:The price of foodstuffsORThe prices of foodstuffs.
For example, we refer to the one price of each foodstuff as follows. ?One price one foodstuff:The price of foodstuffsORThe prices of foodstuffs.
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countable: the price of beans; the price of bananas; the price of almonds uncountable: the price of wine; the price of meat; the price of sugar CJ
- countable: the price of beans; the price of bananas; the price of almonds uncountable: the price of wine; the price of meat; the price of sugar CJ
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countable: the price of beans; the price of bananas; the price of almonds
uncountable: the price of wine; the price of meat; the price of sugar
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