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Latest post Wed, Apr 18 2007 4:26 PM by chiara. 2 replies.
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chiara  +  352514 Wed, 18 Apr 07 03:20 PM

Sometimes I have very very big doubts:

"I ask for some suggestions" or "I ask for some suggestion"?

"I buy some books" or "...some book"? I think the first one is the correct one, but sometimes I suddenly start doubting,

'hope you can answer to me, thanks a lot,

Chiara
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Lil' Ruby Rose  +  352519 Wed, 18 Apr 07 03:24 PM

If you want more than one suggestion, you will ask for some suggestions - and similarly you will buy some books.

If you only want one suggestion, you will ask for a suggestion - or buy a book.
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chiara, 2 yr 220 days ago

Yes...!

Thank you very much,

Chiara

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