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Harbinger Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Work/Works

Hi

Grammatically correct to use - "He manage to complete the projects, tutition assignments and school works"

Correct?

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No. He manages/managed to complete his projects, tuition assignments and school work.

— Mister Micawber

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No.

He manages/managed to complete his projects, tuition assignments and school work.
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Thanks.

When do we use "works" ? I have seen letters using "keep up the good works", "performed many good works"

Thanks again.
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Those letters were terribly wrong.

'Works' has very, very limited use, referring to author's writings and as another name for a factory.


works, a. ( used with a singular or plural verb
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Hi Mistre Micawber,

Why "school work" and not "school works"?

Isn't it countable?

Thank you in advance,

Iman
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No, it is uncountable ('a lot of work') except in the uses I have presented.
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Yes. Those were clear enough.

Thank you
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