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Grammar summary (Basic article usage: (a/generic nouns (Plural count noun,…
Grammar summary
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Noun: word used to identify any of a class of people, places, or things. When they are converted in plural they get divided in two groups: Regular (only add s and they become plural) and Irregular (change the way they are written).
Nouns as adjectives: when a noun is used as an adjective it has to be singular.
Example:
The garden has folowers.----->Is a flower garden,
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Using a few, few, a little and little:
A few and few are used with plural count nouns. A little and little are used with non-count nouns. A few and a little give a positive idea. Few and little give a negative idea. Very few and very little makes the negative stronger.
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