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Debpriya De Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Royalty
"He thinks he is royalty."
Is the above sentence grammatically correct ?
Can we use "royalty" as an uncountable noun ?
Is the above sentence grammatically correct ?
Can we use "royalty" as an uncountable noun ?
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Is it in speech? Or just using speech marks as a quotation?
- Is it in speech?
- Or just using speech marks as a quotation?
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"Royalty" can mean "members of royal family" or "people of royal descent".
But can we use "Royalty" to refer to a single person as in "Behave like a royalty" ?
But can we use "Royalty" to refer to a single person as in "Behave like a royalty" ?
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Debpriya De"He thinks he is royalty."It is correct.
Is the above sentence grammatically correct ?
Can we use "royalty" as an uncountable noun ?
Not only can you use royalty as uncountable, it seems to me that you have to! I don't know of a case where we say "a royalty".
CJ
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