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" I also mind that people want to stick their nose in other people's personal life. "
Right after leaving this forum, I stumbled onto this sentence somewhere.
Since people is used, do you think ' noses ' should be used instead of its singular form ?
I myself see it the way that since it is not the ' nose ' the person talked about, so leaves it in singular form, correct ? After all stick one's nose is a slang I guess
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Originally Posted by
whl626 " I also mind that people want to stick their nose in other people's personal life. "
Right after leaving this forum, I stumbled onto this sentence somewhere.
Since people is used, do you think ' noses ' should be used instead of its singular form ?
I myself see it the way that since it is not the ' nose ' the person talked about, so leaves it in singular form, correct ? After all stick one's nose is a slang I guess
I agree with your first opinion. It should be their noses.
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Originally Posted by
RonBee The "it" in the sentence in question refers to a process or an action or a series of actions or a habit. (Take your pick. :wink: )
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That's right, Ron, you just speak out what I want to say about 'it'. :)
And as for 'love' used in my proceding line, I guess this word is pretty strong as you said and I will try not to overuse it next time.
Lucy wu in China
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Re: Much or Many 1

Originally Posted by
lucyarliwu 
Originally Posted by
RonBee The "it" in the sentence in question refers to a process or an action or a series of actions or a habit. (Take your pick. :wink: )
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That's right, Ron, you just speak out what I want to say about 'it'. :)
And as for 'love' used in my proceding line, I guess this word is pretty strong as you said and I will try not to overuse it next time.
Lucy wu in China
You're doing just fine.
:D
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spend looks like to be used for money, time....those uncountable thing
can we use it,spend, for others? like times, ...
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We don't use 'spend' with 'times' very much- we use it with the uncoutable form when we think of 'time' as a commodity like money.
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You can spend time with somebody or spend time doing something, but "spend times" is unlikely.
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Re: Much or Many 1
Ooops ! sorry guyz i didn't get ur points so can u tell me once again
I have read that we use HOW MANY for Countable things en HOW MUCH for Uncountable things .... is it correct????
Smasher.
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Re: Much or Many 1
Hi, smasher, and welcome. You are right. Here the question is about how much money (uncountable).
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Re: Much or Many 1
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Originally Posted by
tdol What's the difference?
We use much for uncountable noun and we use many for countable noun like for example; pen, pencil...
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