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TeacherJapan Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary
the plural or the singular?
Which is correct?
1) To prevent disease, you should ~.
2) To prevent diseases, you should~.
What about illness and sickness? The same rule applies?
1) To prevent disease, you should ~.
2) To prevent diseases, you should~.
What about illness and sickness? The same rule applies?
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teacherJapan Which is correct? Both are correct, but the usual form is the singular ( disease, illness, sickness ). CJ
- teacherJapan Which is correct?
- Both are correct, but the usual form is the singular ( disease, illness, sickness ).
- CJ
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teacherJapanWhich is correct?Both are correct, but the usual form is the singular (disease, illness, sickness).
CJ
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