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Evo25  #545578  Wed, 23 Jul 08 07:18 PM
(1)the money i've saved corresponds/correspond to the amount i need for my course.
which one is corrrect?
money is appear as uncountable noun.money here can be considered as plural or singular?or neither one?
  
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optilang  #545580  Wed, 23 Jul 08 07:20 PM

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(1)the money i've saved corresponds/correspond to the amount i need for my course.
which one is corrrect?
money is appear as uncountable noun.money here can be considered as plural or singular?or neither one?
  
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Goodman  #545581  Wed, 23 Jul 08 07:22 PM

Money, time, value etc...are all uncountable and thus always are used in singular context

  
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