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27-Apr-2006, 09:46
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 Complex Sentences, mass noun The teacher reminded students to be punctual. 2. What is a mass noun? Is "expedition" a mass noun? or a collective noun? |
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28-Apr-2006, 04:31
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| Re: Complex Sentences, mass noun 1 How many main verbs are there? I can only see one. 2 It has a plural- there have been many expeditions... I'm not sure that it has to be collective- you can have a one-person expedition. |
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28-Apr-2006, 10:12
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| Re: Complex Sentences, mass noun Thank you |
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29-Apr-2006, 15:29
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| Re: Complex Sentences, mass noun You're welcome, Gtloo. |
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