Seraphin Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
"based on THESE evidence" ???
How do we make a statement in which several pieces of evidence have been presented to prove a certain point of our argument?
I know we can say "based on THE evidence", or "based on THESE pieces of evidence", but I wonder if we can say "based on THESE evidence" ??
I know we can say "based on THE evidence", or "based on THESE pieces of evidence", but I wonder if we can say "based on THESE evidence" ??
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Seraphin How do we make a statement in which several pieces of evidence have been presented to prove a certain point of our argument? I know we can say "based on THE evidence", or "based on THESE pieces of evidence", but I wonder if we can say "based on THESE evidence" ?? No.
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SeraphinHow do we make a statement in which several pieces of evidence have been presented to prove a certain point of our argument?No. Choose from "the evidence," "this evidence," "these pieces of evid
I know we can say "based on THE evidence", or "based on THESE pieces of evidence", but I wonder if we can say "based on THESE evidence" ??
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Evidence is uncountable. That's why you have to use 'piece'
Water is uncountable. That's why you should say a glass/cup, etc of water.
Water is uncountable. That's why you should say a glass/cup, etc of water.
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