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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Uncountable or countable
Is there apple in this salda?
I'm not being sure of whether the apple is used as uncountable or countable albeit determiner-omitted.
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Anonymous Is there apple in this salad ? This is fine. 'apple' is being treated as an uncountable noun here.
- Anonymous Is there apple in this salad ?
- This is fine.
- 'apple' is being treated as an uncountable noun here.
- CJ
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AnonymousIs there apple in this salad?
This is fine. 'apple' is being treated as an uncountable noun here.
CJ
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