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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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They are in plight
As in the Spanish are in plight (in a difficult situation). Does this make sense?
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Anonymous As in the Spanish are in plight (in a difficult situation). Does this make sense? I always use it as a countable (with an article), but I'll look it up.
- Anonymous As in the Spanish are in plight (in a difficult situation).
- Does this make sense?
- I always use it as a countable (with an article), but I'll look it up.
- " You can use "in danger" and "in jeopardy" as uncountables.
- Edit.
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AnonymousAs in the Spanish are in plight (in a difficult situation). Does this make sense?I always use it as a countable (with an article), but I'll look it up.
I would say, "They are in a terrible plight!"
You can use "in danger" and "in jeopardy" as uncountables.
Edit. Well, I'm stuck.
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