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For questions about the difference between singular and plural forms of a word; when they should be used, or the difference between them.
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Is "There is 300 tonnes of water" correct in terms of grammar?
Can I write: "There is 300 tonnes of water"?
We can definitely write: "There are 300 bottles of water" but I am not sure if this is the case with tonnes, dollars, pounds .etc?
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Can we use "consumptions" in this case?
It is clear that the consumptions of beef, lamb and fish declined over
a 5-year period.
I would like to ask that is it grammatically correct to use "consumption" as plural noun (consumptions) i …
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