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How to count 'newspaper'?
Dear teachers,
I have two qustions about the word 'newspaper'.
#1 Are there any mistakes in the following dialog sentences? Please help me correct them:
- Do you have today's newspaper?
- No, I' sorry.
- I'll go buy a newspaper.
#2 When we say 'a newspaper', what do we mean? A piece of paper or several pieces of paper together?
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Re: How to count 'newspaper'?
Sounds fine.
It means one entire issue of a newspaper.
Today's copy of The New York Times - that's what you could mean if you say "buy a newspaper."
I suppose if you are incredibly wealthy, it could mean you are going to buy the entire publishing company. That's not the normal meaning.
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