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Faisalkhan Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Why do we use fats, minerals?
What is the problem with the singular form?
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We do not use 'fat' because 'fat' as a singular (actually, uncountable) form refers only to the general symptom of obesity, not the various dietary substances. We do not use 'mineral' as a singular because the body employs many kinds of them.
- We do not use 'fat' because 'fat' as a singular (actually, uncountable) form refers only to the general symptom of obesity, not the various dietary substances.
- We do not use 'mineral' as a singular because the body employs many kinds of them.
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We do not use 'fat' because 'fat' as a singular (actually, uncountable) form refers only to the general symptom of obesity, not the various dietary substances. We do not use 'mineral' as a singular because the body employs many kinds of them.
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