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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
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Hi,
1. Should we say 'on its/his side' or 'on its/his sides'? I think we have two sides - left and right.
1.... fingering his side.
2.There are stripes on its side.
2. I found out the word 'red' is both countable and uncountable? Can you give me an example of it being countable?
1. Should we say 'on its/his side' or 'on its/his sides'? I think we have two sides - left and right.
1.... fingering his side.
2.There are stripes on its side.
2. I found out the word 'red' is both countable and uncountable? Can you give me an example of it being countable?
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Hi, 1. Should we say 'on its/his side' or 'on its/his sides'? I think we have two sides - left and right.
- Hi, 1.
- Should we say 'on its/his side' or 'on its/his sides'?
- I think we have two sides - left and right.
- 1..
- fingering his side.
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Hi,
1. Should we say 'on its/his side' or 'on its/his sides'? I think we have two sides - left and right.
1.. fingering his side.
2.There are stripes on its side.
It just depends on whther you are talking about one r more than one side.
eg I have pain in my side.
eg I have pain in my sides.
2. I found out the word 'red' is both countable and uncountabl
1. Should we say 'on its/his side' or 'on its/his sides'? I think we have two sides - left and right.
1.. fingering his side.
2.There are stripes on its side.
It just depends on whther you are talking about one r more than one side.
eg I have pain in my side.
eg I have pain in my sides.
2. I found out the word 'red' is both countable and uncountabl
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I'll give you some paint samples, and I'll keep some for myself.
You'll have the reds, and I'll have the blues.
You'll have the reds, and I'll have the blues.
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