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camelias  +  919132 Sun, 27 Sep 09 03:35 PM
it has many kind of food

i know that the error here is a disagreement  between determiner and noun especially with regard to number... but i want to know why does a student do this error? and what could be the solution for such a problem? i need an exercise if u can!

thanks in advance
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Doll  +  919563 Sun, 27 Sep 09 11:18 PM
Is this student a native speaker of English?  How old is he/she?     How long has he/she been learning English?
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