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Thread: Strain, Stress
- 06-Dec-2011, 07:01 #1
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Strain, Stress "The increased caseload will put strain on the court." "The increased caseload will put a strain on the court."
"The increased caseload will put stress on the court."
"The increased caseload will put a stress on the court."
How do I use countable and uncountable forms of "strain" and "stress"?
- 06-Dec-2011, 07:50 #2
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Re: Strain, Stress
- 06-Dec-2011, 10:21 #3
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Re: Strain, Stress Bumping your question after just 49 minutes does not endear you to the people who give up their free time to respond in this forum.
Context is important. Please provide enough for us to be able to deal effectively with your question.
Your thread title should include all or part of the word/phrase being discussed.
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