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Peaceblinkfriend Posted 19 years ago
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"See the book for more detail" Or "details"
0 "Kim was said to be 'kind hearted and caring'. See 01 a 02 a 00 the book for more detail" 02 br
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00 Does the word 'detail' require a 's' ? 02 br
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00 Best wishes, 02 br
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00 Does the word 'detail' require a 's' ? 02 br
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00 Thank you. 05 0 02 br
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02 br 02 br 00 When you mean "pieces of information" detail is a countable noun. 0-
- 02 br 02 br 00 When you mean "pieces of information" detail is a countable noun.
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0 In that case, I would use detail 01 u 00 s 02 u 00 . 02 br
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00 When you mean "pieces of information" detail is a countable noun. 02 br
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00 Detail can be a non-count noun when you refer, for example, to a painting that is very exact and has a lot of little visual aspects - then you could say "this picture shows so much detail" - or workwo
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00 When you mean "pieces of information" detail is a countable noun. 02 br
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00 Detail can be a non-count noun when you refer, for example, to a painting that is very exact and has a lot of little visual aspects - then you could say "this picture shows so much detail" - or workwo
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