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9% of the time it is the uncountable vocabulary . There are rare cases in which linguists compare dialects or languages, for instance, and compare their vocabularies . Learners invariably try to use the plural anyway, in situations where it is wrong.
- 9% of the time it is the uncountable vocabulary .
- There are rare cases in which linguists compare dialects or languages, for instance, and compare their vocabularies .
- Learners invariably try to use the plural anyway, in situations where it is wrong.
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99.9% of the time it is the uncountable vocabulary. There are rare cases in which linguists compare dialects or languages, for instance, and compare their vocabularies. Learners invariably try to use the plural anyway, in situations where it is wrong.
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