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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Vocabulary
Is the word 'fighting' countable or uncountable?Moreover, I'd like to know that it means 'battle'.Thanks a lot.
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It is uncountable. It could mean "battle" but it could just mean argument. I'll leave the fighting over the bill to you two.
- It is uncountable.
- It could mean "battle" but it could just mean argument.
- I'll leave the fighting over the bill to you two.
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It is uncountable.
It could mean "battle" but it could just mean argument.
I'll leave the fighting over the bill to you two.
(It's not the most natural way to say that -- "I'll let you two fight over the bill" -- but it's grammatical and illustrates the point.)
It could mean "battle" but it could just mean argument.
I'll leave the fighting over the bill to you two.
(It's not the most natural way to say that -- "I'll let you two fight over the bill" -- but it's grammatical and illustrates the point.)
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