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Miyabi Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
"stuff" or "stuffs"
Does this word have plural form?
1." there are a lot of stuff/(s)" "is this your stuff/(s)"?
2. " this kind of stuff/(s) just annyoying me"
Can you explain the usage of this word to me?
3. Pls correct: " We're so blessed to be together"
"we're so blessed to be marriaged"
4. What is the difference meaning and usage of the words." bless", "wish" and "regards"?
Which one is correct? " Pass/convey my blessing to him"
" Pass/convey my wish to him"
" Pass/convey my regards to him"
And the word "pass" or "convey" is better use in this sentence?
1." there are a lot of stuff/(s)" "is this your stuff/(s)"?
2. " this kind of stuff/(s) just annyoying me"
Can you explain the usage of this word to me?
3. Pls correct: " We're so blessed to be together"
"we're so blessed to be marriaged"
4. What is the difference meaning and usage of the words." bless", "wish" and "regards"?
Which one is correct? " Pass/convey my blessing to him"
" Pass/convey my wish to him"
" Pass/convey my regards to him"
And the word "pass" or "convey" is better use in this sentence?
Top answer
1/2. In all senses in everyday English, the word is uncountable and has no plural: " T here is a lot of stuff. " " T his kind of stuff just annoys me .
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- In all senses in everyday English, the word is uncountable and has no plural: " T here is a lot of stuff.
- " " T his kind of stuff just annoys me .
- " In unusual circumstances, it is not completely impossible for "stuff" to be used countably and have a plural ("stuffs"), but I wouldn't worry about that.
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1/2. In all senses in everyday English, the word is uncountable and has no plural:
"There is a lot of stuff."
"Is this your stuff?"
"This kind of stuff just annoys me."
In unusual circumstances, it is not completely impossible for "stuff" to be used countably and have a plural ("stuffs"), bu
"There is a lot of stuff."
"Is this your stuff?"
"This kind of stuff just annoys me."
In unusual circumstances, it is not completely impossible for "stuff" to be used countably and have a plural ("stuffs"), bu
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Mr Wordy,
Thanks so much for your advice and help!
Best wishes,
Miyabi
Thanks so much for your advice and help!
Best wishes,
Miyabi
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These are the correct words;
1. Remove the 's' from stuff, then it will be
--The are a lot of stuff--- ----Is this your stuff-----
2. ----This kind of stuff is so annoying-- or you can either say ----This kind of stuff is annoying me---
3. ---We are so blessed to be together----
4. You can use any, but
1. Remove the 's' from stuff, then it will be
--
2. ----
3. ---
4. You can use any, but
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