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- 23-Mar-2011, 07:15 #1
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I like red wine better than white one? Is it really strict not to use one for uncountable nouns like the following?
ex)I like red wine better than white (one).
- 23-Mar-2011, 07:46 #2
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Re: I like red wine better than white one?
- 23-Mar-2011, 11:26 #3
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Re: I like red wine better than white one? You could say 'I like a red wine better than a white one' if you really want to.
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