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Believer Posted 19 years ago
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registration and wrought
Hi,
When we use the word "registration" which seems an uncountable noun, do we use as "registration" or "registrations"?
Registration starts at 8 a.m.
For late registrations, please go to Booth 5.
I see the word "wrought" being used sometimes but I don't understand its exact meaning.
Krosa earlier wrought havoc in Taiwan.
When we use the word "registration" which seems an uncountable noun, do we use as "registration" or "registrations"?
Registration starts at 8 a.m.
For late registrations, please go to Booth 5.
I see the word "wrought" being used sometimes but I don't understand its exact meaning.
Krosa earlier wrought havoc in Taiwan.
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Hi, When we use the word "registration" which seems an uncountable noun, do we use as "registration" or "registrations"? m. For late registrations, please go to Booth 5.
- Hi, When we use the word "registration" which seems an uncountable noun, do we use as "registration" or "registrations"?
- m.
- For late registrations, please go to Booth 5.
- The word 'registration' can refer to the overall activity of registration (uncountable), or to individual acts of registration (countable).
- I see the word "wrought" being used sometimes but I don't understand its exact meaning.
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Hi,
When we use the word "registration" which seems an uncountable noun, do we use as "registration" or "registrations"?
Registration starts at 8 a.m.
For late registrations, please go to Booth 5.
The word 'registration' can refer to the overall activity of regis
When we use the word "registration" which seems an uncountable noun, do we use as "registration" or "registrations"?
Registration starts at 8 a.m.
For late registrations, please go to Booth 5.
The word 'registration' can refer to the overall activity of regis
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