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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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Uncountable noun?
Hi. Is the word "treatment" uncountable here?
There has been a need for a practical treatment of this book.
Is it similar to the phrase "special coverage"?
There has been a need for a practical treatment of this book.
Is it similar to the phrase "special coverage"?
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Hi, Is the word "treatment" uncountable here? No. There can be various treatments, eg a practical one, an impractical one, a funny one, a big one, etc.
- Hi, Is the word "treatment" uncountable here?
- No.
- There can be various treatments, eg a practical one, an impractical one, a funny one, a big one, etc.
- There has been a need for a practical treatment of this book.
- Is it similar to the phrase "special coverage"?
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Hi,
Is the word "treatment" uncountable here? No. There can be various treatments, eg a practical one, an impractical one, a funny one, a big one, etc.
There has been a need for a practical treatment of this book.
Is it similar to the phrase "special coverage"? I don't know what it means to speak of a treatment of a book.
In what context did you find this
Is the word "treatment" uncountable here? No. There can be various treatments, eg a practical one, an impractical one, a funny one, a big one, etc.
There has been a need for a practical treatment of this book.
Is it similar to the phrase "special coverage"? I don't know what it means to speak of a treatment of a book.
In what context did you find this
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