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Number vs. amount
Lesson: when to use number and amount in sentences The words number and amount are used in different situations. Use number with things you can count (count nouns). Use amount with things you can’t count (mass nouns). For instance, you … Continue reading
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Tagged amount, common grammar mistakes, confusing words, copy editing, count noun, grammar quiz, mass noun, number, number vs. amount, word usage
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A guide to mass nouns
Making plural nouns in English can be confusing. Sometimes you add an “es.” Sometimes it’s just an “s.” Sometimes you add “ies.” And other times you add “en.” Then once you’ve memorized all these rules, mass nouns enter the fray. … Continue reading
Posted in grammar, semantics
Tagged grammar, mass noun, sentence structure, vocabulary, word usage
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