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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
The noun TENSION
I do not know if "tension" is a countable or an uncountable noun. In Spanish is countable but I am not sure about that in English!
Can I say "The tensions..." or should I say " there was some tension..."?
Can I say "The tensions..." or should I say " there was some tension..."?
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It is generally uncountable, but you can say it either way here, since each person has his own tension.
- It is generally uncountable, but you can say it either way here, since each person has his own tension.
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It is generally uncountable, but you can say it either way here, since each person has his own tension.
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