Matthew_07  +  455982 Sat, 22 Dec 07 02:30 PM Hi there, I have some grammar questions here. First of all, I am told by an editor that "some types of apples" is wrong, but "some types of apple" is the correct one,  this correct? Secondly, I am being told that "which of the followings is the correct one" is wrong, and it should be "which of the following is the correct one". Is this correct? Thanks. Matthew_07 Joined on Tue, Jul 3 2007 New Member 05 Grammar

	Philip  +  456013 Sat, 22 Dec 07 04:19 PM  Matthew_07 wrote: Hi there, I have some grammar questions here. First of all, I am told by an editor that "some types of apples" is wrong, but "some types of apple" is the correct one,  this correct? Secondly, I am being told that "which of the followings is the correct one" is wrong, and it should be "which of the following is the correct one". Is this correct? Thanks. "Some types of apples" (countable noun) is correct.  Some types of gasoline (non-countable).... "Which of the following" [no 's'] is correct. Philip Joined on Thu, Jun 23 2005 Veteran Member 8,738 At reise er at leve! - H. C. Andersen Grammar, Nouns, Countable Nouns