By Countable nouns, Paragraphs

Re: Would you please rewrite every sentence of that paragraph in an easy...

Jackson6612 wrote: Would you please rewrite every sentence of that paragraph in an easy understandable English? Hi,this is difficult. I remember there were several thread about that, article + uncountable noun. Since it is difficult to find a rule, the best thing to do is always treat...

Re: and of course the one which would not cause any harm to my PC.

Hi Jackson, You, and a lot of other posters, think that the word 'software' is a countable noun. It's not. You can't say things like 'a software', 'two softwares'. A common approach is to speak of 'a piece of software' or 'a software package' or 'a computer program'. I suggest that you rewrite...

Re: Writing (1)

Ok, but it won't fix all the errors in this piece of writing. The April's socio-economic growth has remained the same as that of the first 3 months. Industrial production had fairly high production and step by step resumed the previous growth pace.However, many problems haven't been overcome:...

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Hi, We are pleased to offer a special advertising rate for the year of $8400. You will also receive a double page spread for your story at a value of $4200 in return for company sponsorship to Viet nam. 1/ Is sponsorship an uncountable noun? It can be count or noncount, depending on context and...

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Hi, Yes,Clive, it means that company A will pay for person B's plane ticket to Vietnam. Yes, full color, full page, Geek. So, my questions are: 1/ Is sponsorship an uncountable noun? 2/What is the meaning of to here? (Does to Viet Nam mean to go to Viet Nam?) 3/What is the meaning of in...

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Hi, I have a following paragraph: We are pleased to offer a special advertising rate for the year of $8400. You will also receive a double page spread for your story at a value of $4200 in return for company sponsorship to Viet nam. 1/ What is the meaning of sponsorship here? 2/ Is...

Re: a great variety of

Diamondrg wrote: Taken from a nationwide exam in Turkey. Do you think there is anything wrong with this sentence? I do. A comma is needed after the word "aim" and I have doubts about the use of "one of which" to refer to a singular countable noun "aim". What do you think? Can the expression "a...

Re: Please help me to correct my composition

Some university universities(you need the plural when you’re using “some”) are adopting Internet-based learning(or “e-learning” for short) while others are sticking to the traditional, face-to-face teaching. Personally, I prefer the former. I’d like to explain the second change a little more...