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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
Uncountable nouns
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I need help about the noun "chalk"; for me it´s contable and Uncountable noun; so I can say : " Bring me chalks "
Am I right?
I need help about the noun "chalk"; for me it´s contable and Uncountable noun; so I can say : " Bring me chalks "
Am I right?
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Possible, but not usual. More usual: Bring me some pieces of chalk .
- Possible, but not usual.
- More usual: Bring me some pieces of chalk .
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Possible, but not usual. More usual:
Bring me some pieces of chalk.
Possible, but not usual. More usual:
Bring me some pieces of chalk.
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