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Hans51 Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Take legal actions / take legal action
When I looked up the phrase in the dictionary, I just found "take legal action" but I saw "take legal actions". Nowadays, it is acceptable?Thanks in advance and all of a sudden, I can not use any tools which help arrange writing, so sorry about not well organized writings
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If it is specifically a matter of multiple actions, it sounds reasonable; otherwise, the uncountable form is the accepted.
- If it is specifically a matter of multiple actions, it sounds reasonable; otherwise, the uncountable form is the accepted.
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If it is specifically a matter of multiple actions, it sounds reasonable; otherwise, the uncountable form is the accepted.
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