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JD Vance barred from English pub as staff mutinies over visit
Probably all migrants that never went to school. -
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Crime Aussie Caught Smuggling 4.26kg of Ice at Suvarnabhumi Airport
Perhaps he has, and was in a bad gambling debt. -
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LTR Visa is Now available for Long Term Residency
I was filling out the TDAC form the other day and noticed i have no idea where the LTR-WP visa number is in my passport. Where is it, what's its format and what does it look like? I do have some ineligible scrawl on the bottom of the stamp, but that doesn't looks like it even if i could read it. -
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Fruits
No offense intended. I was just curious. Not quite. Let’s break it down clearly: "Fruit" (uncountable use): Refers to fruit in general as a category or substance, without focusing on individual kinds. ✅ I love fruit. (means you enjoy fruit in general, as a type of food) "Fruits" (countable use): Used when talking about different kinds or varieties of fruit. ✅ The market sells many tropical fruits. (means different types such as mangoes, papayas, bananas, etc.) So: Saying “I love fruit” is correct when you’re speaking generally. Saying “I love fruits” can also be correct, but it usually means “I love different kinds of fruit.” 👉 In everyday English, the uncountable fruit is more common when talking about eating fruit, but fruits is perfectly correct in the right context. Would you like me to give you a few natural example sentences where fruits sounds better than fruit? You said: yes ChatGPT said: Great — here are some natural examples where fruits is the better choice: The Amazon rainforest is home to many exotic fruits. → talking about different varieties. We studied the nutritional value of various fruits in biology class. → focus on kinds of fruit. Dried fruits such as raisins, apricots, and dates are popular snacks. → listing multiple types. The shop imports fruits from all over the world. → emphasis on diversity of origins. Different fruits ripen at different times of the year. → highlighting multiple species/varieties. So in short: Fruit → general, mass noun (like “meat” or “bread”). Fruits → kinds, categories, or varieties. Do you want me to also give you a few “wrong-sounding” cases where using fruits would feel unnatural? -
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Crime Uncle Arrested After Killing Nursing Student Niece
You're very naive to think it is something new!
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