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- 15-Jan-2008, 23:04 #1
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homework If the noun "homework" is uncountable (can it ever be countable?), then the sentence "The teacher has assigned 2 homeworks for next class" is wrong. How could I rephrase it?
- 15-Jan-2008, 23:11 #2
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Teacher Re: homework Homework can be a noun AND homework can also be an adjective.
There is no plural of homework.
The teacher assigned homework.
She gave two homework assignments.
I must do three pages of homework.
The homework tonight is three pages.
I have homework in three classes.
Suzy
(not a teacher)
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