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| I guess they can be used for emphatic purposes.. (I am not quite sure) to me i have never come across this... |
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| I wouldn't use either in the plural. |
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Gratitudes of love. (More than one phrase praising love) Happinesses beyond my dreams. (More than one thing that makes you happy.) In the above context both are count nouns. All the best, :D |
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