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Chariot Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
regulation
Is "regulation" used in the plural form when it come to concreat rules?
"Regulation(s) on the Student ID Card", which is correct? the singular or plural? Thanks.
"Regulation(s) on the Student ID Card", which is correct? the singular or plural? Thanks.
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This word can be both C (countable) and U (uncountable), as shown in this dictionary: ---------- regulation noun [C or U] an official rule or the act of controlling: safety/health/traffic/fire/security regulations The correct procedure is laid down in the rules and regulations. key=66554&dict=CALD ----------- I would use the plural on any such card.
- This word can be both C (countable) and U (uncountable), as shown in this dictionary: ---------- regulation noun [C or U] an official rule or the act of controlling: safety/health/traffic/fire/security regulations The correct procedure is laid down in the rules and regulations.
- key=66554&dict=CALD ----------- I would use the plural on any such card.
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This word can be both C (countable) and U (uncountable), as shown in this dictionary:
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regulation
noun [C or U]
an official rule or the act of controlling:
safety/health/traffic/fire/security regulations
The corre
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regulation
noun [C or U]
an official rule or the act of controlling:
safety/health/traffic/fire/security regulations
The corre
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