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Tuan Chau Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

saw an increase

I have this figures:

+ France saw an increase of wheat export
+ Italia saw an increase of wheat export
+ Germany saw an increase of wheat export 

So, I want to summary within a sentence, and I confuse about the noun *"increase"*:

(A) European countries saw an increase of wheat export

(B) European countries saw increases of wheat export

Which (A) or (B) is correct?

Thank you
  

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I wouldn't use any of your sentences. My suggestions: There was in increase in wheat exports in France. There was an increase in wheat exports in some European countries.

— Cool Breeze

  • I wouldn't use any of your sentences.
  • My suggestions: There was in increase in wheat exports in France.
  • There was an increase in wheat exports in some European countries.
  • CB
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I wouldn't use any of your sentences. My suggestions:

There was in increase in wheat exports in France.
There was an increase in wheat exports in some European countries.

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