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SuperESL Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Profit / Profits
Hi,
Should I use 'profit' or 'profits' in:
"The rise of China represents a vast, new, and limitless frontier for profit."
And why?
Thank you for your attention.
Should I use 'profit' or 'profits' in:
"The rise of China represents a vast, new, and limitless frontier for profit."
And why?
Thank you for your attention.
Top answer
I would say 'profit'. It is a more general term, and you seem to be making a quite general statement.
- I would say 'profit'.
- It is a more general term, and you seem to be making a quite general statement.
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I would say 'profit'.
It is a more general term, and you seem to be making a quite general statement.
It is a more general term, and you seem to be making a quite general statement.
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