A wide range of countable plural nouns or uncountable nouns It's range

A wide range of kitchen items a wide range of rapidly growing end markets a wide range of plastic bags a wide range of projects

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1. A bowl of countable plural nouns and uncountable nouns
2. Anyone, everyone, someone, no one followed by singular or plural
3. When everything, something, nothing, everyone, someone, no one. Is the predicate singular or plural? I remember it should be singular, but yesterday I learned that when none is the subject, it can be singular or plural
4. No followed by plural, predicate verb should be singular or plural For example, if no friends is singular, why is there a sentence that says no two people are just the same?
5. When a crowd means a group of people, is the predicate singular or plural?
6. When is crowd singular and plural
7. In this case, is the singular number or the plural number used Forget which one to use
8. Is the predicate after English remains singular or plural
9. Two thirds of English anaphora use singular or plural Is the predicate after two-thirds singular or plural?
10. Does audience have a plural form? If so, what's the difference between it and the singular
11. What adverbs are followed by countable and uncountable plural nouns What is added after little a little and fee a fee?
12. All kinds of countable nouns or uncountable nouns
13. All kinds of food _________ ________ _________ ______ for a rich All kinds of food for a big meal are ready
14. We all like food ____ all kinds of vitamins. A.contain B.contains C.containing D.contained What to choose? Why? 、
15. Ice cream salad pear food egg cart chicken star Categorize all Countable: Uncountable: Countable and uncountable:
16. The difference between drinks and drink, food and food
17. Does ice cream belong to drink or food If it must be classified, which category should it belong to? Why?
18. Dumpling is a kind of food, with dumpings, predicate singular or plural? A kind of singular or plural? Many kinds of plural or singular?
19. The singular and plural of kind of type of predicate Is the predicate of a kind of books or are? If it's kind of, but of is followed by a singular noun or an uncountable predicate, is it singular or plural? Is the predicate of types of the disease singular or negative?
20. What are the singular and plural of the noun followed by the kind of and a kind of, and what are the singular and plural of the predicate verb