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Hi,
Let's imagine there is a gift box with a sticky note on top of it. The note says 'huge amounts of coins' indicating what it's inside.
Is the underlined phrase correct considering the context, and how about the grammar (use singular or plural)? Any advices for improvement?
Thx!
M249
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TravelerM249 Any advices for improvement? My first and most important piece of advice is never to use the word "advices". It doesn't exist in English.
- TravelerM249 Any advices for improvement?
- My first and most important piece of advice is never to use the word "advices".
- It doesn't exist in English.
- We only use the singular, and we treat it as uncountable: Any advice for improvement?
- TravelerM249 'huge amounts of coins' As for this part, it looks OK to me.
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TravelerM249Any advices for improvement?
My first and most important piece of advice is never to use the word "advices". It doesn't exist in English. We only use the singular, and we treat it as uncountable:
Any advice for improvement?
TravelerM249'huge amounts of coins'
As for this part, it looks OK
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