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- 10-Jun-2011, 23:05 #1
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FOLLOW PROCEDURE Do people uncountably "follow procedure" or countably "follow procedures"?
- 10-Jun-2011, 23:22 #2
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Re: FOLLOW PROCEDURE Either is possible.
- 10-Jun-2011, 23:32 #3
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Threadstarter / Original Poster Re: FOLLOW PROCEDURE What is the difference between the two?
- 10-Jun-2011, 23:34 #4
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Originally Posted by EverLivingPoet 
All the years I was at school, I followed procedure.
I followed the procedures (in the instruction book) very carefully, but I still can't get my new TV to work
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