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Latest post Mon, Aug 15 2005 7:48 AM by MrPedantic. 1 replies.
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Anonymous  +  127048 Sun, 14 Aug 05 11:38 PM

To everybody, any help will be greatly appreciated

So if I was to describe mountains what kind of pronouns should I use?  A patch of mountain?  A stagment of mountain? 

Please list as many as you possible can. 

Thank you
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MrPedantic  +  127143 Mon, 15 Aug 05 07:48 AM

Here's one, Anon:

1. A mountain range.

(Not 'a range of mountains'.)

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