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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Usage of singular and plural noun
Please reply, which one is correct and why - material or materials in the following sentence (and please note that here considering some materials not a single material)
'Getting approval from government for MLE material'
'Getting approval from government for MLE material'
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Getting approval from government for MLE material/materials In your sentence fragment, both of those words (representing the uncountable noun and both the singular and plural countable nouns) are correct.
- Getting approval from government for MLE material/materials In your sentence fragment, both of those words (representing the uncountable noun and both the singular and plural countable nouns) are correct.
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Getting approval from government for MLE material/materials
In your sentence fragment, both of those words (representing the uncountable noun and both the singular and plural countable nouns) are correct.
In your sentence fragment, both of those words (representing the uncountable noun and both the singular and plural countable nouns) are correct.
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