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Hi TeleostomiI suggest you forget all about Google. Since there are millions of German people, Australian people etc., you don't need the article when you refer to them all in a general sense:German people are said to be hard-working. (I would prefer: Germans are said...)If the reference is to a...

Hi, When referring to one particulr sport, eg soccer. say 'sport'. For two, eg soccer and cricket, say the plural 'sports'. When making a more general reference to all such activities, I'd say 'sports' is the more common word, but 'sport' is not unusual either as a general reference. Best...

Hello S&c You use 'little' if 'opportunity' is singular, and 'few' if it's plural, e.g. 1. 'She has little opportunity to play cricket.' 2. 'She has few opportunities to play cricket.' MrP

Yep, all valid. I can think of a few more: data media innings (as in my beloved sport; cricket) odds By the way, I didn't know about the Euro one - I don't come from a country that deals in euro(s)???