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RONIN1987 Posted 11 years ago
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research
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When we say 'had done researches on internet"means that researches could be about any subjects?And you say do a research on internet or in internet?
When we say 'had done researches on internet"means that researches could be about any subjects?And you say do a research on internet or in internet?
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The noun "research" is normally uncountable. ("... ") RONIN1987 on internet or in internet?
- The noun "research" is normally uncountable.
- ("...
- ") RONIN1987 on internet or in internet?
- Neither.
- " Some people don't capitalize the word "Internet" — I do.
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The noun "research" is normally uncountable. ("... had done [some] research ...")
RONIN1987on internet or in internet?Neither. It should be "on the Internet." Some people don't capitalize the word "Internet"—I do.
RONIN1987could be about any subjects?Yes, though from the point of view of grammar, "do research o
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