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SheltieBites Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Social Skill
"He has few social skills."
"He has little social skill."
Should I use the countable or uncountable form of "skill" when talking about "social skill"?
"He has little social skill."
Should I use the countable or uncountable form of "skill" when talking about "social skill"?
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Natives usually use the countable form, I think, but the other is fine, too.
- Natives usually use the countable form, I think, but the other is fine, too.
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Natives usually use the countable form, I think, but the other is fine, too.
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