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19216801 Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

some ?

as we know the word which placed after "Some" shouldn't be plural isn't it ?
If so, which of these sentences are true?

sentences :1- some simple short stories -2-some simple short story

so many thanks in advance
  

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19216801 the word which placed after "Some" shouldn't be plural isn't it ? If it's countable, yes: some pencils, some sugar . 19216801 If so, which of these sentences are true?

— Mister Micawber

  • 19216801 the word which placed after "Some" shouldn't be plural isn't it ?
  • If it's countable, yes: some pencils, some sugar .
  • 19216801 If so, which of these sentences are true?
  • I suppose that you mean 'correct'; 'true' refers to reality, not grammar.
  • 19216801 :1- some simple short stories -2-some simple short story #1.
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19216801 the word which placed after "Some" shouldn't be plural isn't it ?
If it's countable, yes: some pencils, some sugar.
19216801If so, which of these sentences are true?
I suppose that you mean 'correct'; 'true' refers to reality, not grammar.
19216801 :1- some simple short stories -2-som
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Mister Micawber 19216801 the word which placed after "Some" shouldn't be plural isn't it ?If it's countable, yes: some pencils, some sugar.19216801If so, which of these sentences are true?I suppose that you mean 'correct'; 'true' refers to reality, not grammar.19216801 :1- some simple short stories -2-some simple short story#1.
do you mean if it's countable ?
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19216801you mean if it's countable ?then we have two plural word : 1- many -2-some but with slightly exceptional and it's about "some" am I right ?
I don't understand your question.
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do you mean if it be countable ?
if it's so then we have two kind words : 1- many -2-some but with slightly exceptional and it's about "some" ,and "many" always use with plural words like "books" and in other hand "some" can be used with both of these two situation too, am I right ?
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19216801am I right ?
I think so. We have:

little sugar / much sugar / some sugar
few pencils / many pencils / some pencils
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Thank you
that descriptions cleared all my doubt in my mind and it's now clear
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