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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
Grammar

singular or plural

Dear sir,

in a sentence "All glassware was used..." It is okay to use 'was'. Glassware can take plural form? Please explain.
  

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- Ware is normally a noncount noun. All the software has been installed. Our silverware was purchased at Tiffany's.

— Mister Micawber

  • - Ware is normally a noncount noun.
  • All the software has been installed.
  • Our silverware was purchased at Tiffany's.
  • The lacquerware of Wajima is world-famous.
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-Ware is normally a noncount noun.

All the software has been installed.
Our silverware was purchased at Tiffany's.
The lacquerware of Wajima is world-famous.
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