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Kallag Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Stress vs. Stresses
A job billed as "character-building" may be one of unending stress.
In the sentence above, why "stress" does not ends with an "es"—as plural?
To put the sentence as a whole, this is what I would have said:
A job billed as "character-building" may be one of unending stresses.
Thanks in advance,
Kallag
In the sentence above, why "stress" does not ends with an "es"—as plural?
To put the sentence as a whole, this is what I would have said:
A job billed as "character-building" may be one of unending stresses.
Thanks in advance,
Kallag
Top answer
Stress is a non-count noun in that context.
- Stress is a non-count noun in that context.
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