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MeggPhaggSioux Posted 15 years ago
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Study/Studies
"She neglected her study/studies in her last two years of college."
"Chemistry takes many years of study/studies to master."
When to use "study" and "studies"?
"Chemistry takes many years of study/studies to master."
When to use "study" and "studies"?
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" Study is the uncountable occupation. Studies is a number of individual instances. Both this distinction and contextual collocation contribute to your choice; occasionally, either will do.
- " Study is the uncountable occupation.
- Studies is a number of individual instances.
- Both this distinction and contextual collocation contribute to your choice; occasionally, either will do.
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"She neglected her studies in her last two years of college."
"Chemistry takes many years of study to master."
Study is the uncountable occupation. Studies is a number of individual instances. Both this distinction and contextual collocation contribute to your choice; occasionally, either will
"Chemistry takes many years of study to master."
Study is the uncountable occupation. Studies is a number of individual instances. Both this distinction and contextual collocation contribute to your choice; occasionally, either will
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