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Mudclay Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Tabacco count/non count?
Dear teachers,
Can tabacco be used as count and non-count? Please correct my understanding.
Tabacco (cigar) e.g I lit two Cuban tabaccos last night.
Tabacco (leaf) e.g Tabacco importation has been reduced this year.
Thank you!
Can tabacco be used as count and non-count? Please correct my understanding.
Tabacco (cigar) e.g I lit two Cuban tabaccos last night.
Tabacco (leaf) e.g Tabacco importation has been reduced this year.
Thank you!
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The word is tobacco . It is uncountable. It is a material of which countable cigars and cigarettes are made.
- The word is tobacco .
- It is uncountable.
- It is a material of which countable cigars and cigarettes are made.
- I lit two Cuban cigars last night.
- Tobacco imports have been reduced this year.
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The word is tobacco. It is uncountable. It is a material of which countable cigars and cigarettes are made.
I lit two Cuban cigars last night.
Tobacco imports have been reduced this year.
I lit two Cuban cigars last night.
Tobacco imports have been reduced this year.
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Thank you MM!
In my native land, some people (old) from the country side use the word tabacco instead of cigar. "Do you have a tabacco?"
In my native land, some people (old) from the country side use the word tabacco instead of cigar. "Do you have a tabacco?"
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