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PamQueue Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Stress
"The increased caseload will put strainon the court."
"The increased caseload will put a strain on the court."
"The increased caseload will put stress on the court."
"The increased caseload will put a stress on the court."
How do I use countable and uncountable forms of "strain" and "stress"?
"The increased caseload will put a strain on the court."
"The increased caseload will put stress on the court."
"The increased caseload will put a stress on the court."
How do I use countable and uncountable forms of "strain" and "stress"?
Top answer
" You will need to learn through experience which forms are in common use.
- " You will need to learn through experience which forms are in common use.
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These two forms are the normal:
"The increased caseload will put a strain on the court."
"The increased caseload will put stress on the court."
You will need to learn through experience which forms are in common use.
"The increased caseload will put a strain on the court."
"The increased caseload will put stress on the court."
You will need to learn through experience which forms are in common use.
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