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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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Why the modifying words?
Hi. Is it correct to have the word (number) "one" in front of the uncountable word "flesh"?
Also, when you have the word "whole" before the name of a nation like "Peru," as in "the whole Peru," does it refer to the people of Peru, perhaps all the people of Peru? Thank you for your help in advance.
eg,
The gesture was welcomed by the whole Peru.
Also, when you have the word "whole" before the name of a nation like "Peru," as in "the whole Peru," does it refer to the people of Peru, perhaps all the people of Peru? Thank you for your help in advance.
eg,
The gesture was welcomed by the whole Peru.
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Is it correct to have the word (number) "one" in front of the uncountable word "flesh"? Do you mean like this? eg They love each other very much.
- Is it correct to have the word (number) "one" in front of the uncountable word "flesh"?
- Do you mean like this?
- eg They love each other very much.
- They are one flesh.
- That's OK.
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Is it correct to have the word (number) "one" in front of the uncountable word "flesh"?
Do you mean like this? eg They love each other very much. They are one flesh. That's OK.
Also, when you have the word "whole" before the name of a nation like "Peru," as in "the whole Peru," does it refer to the people of Peru, perhaps all the people of Pe
Do you mean like this? eg They love each other very much. They are one flesh. That's OK.
Also, when you have the word "whole" before the name of a nation like "Peru," as in "the whole Peru," does it refer to the people of Peru, perhaps all the people of Pe
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