Homework

Hello there!

Really? But that\'s what I heard you say. I was just taking note of them.

Ohh, I might have misheard it. If I did, I apologized for that.

Anyway, for your question, the word hair is normally considered as uncountable noun in English not unless it is referring to individual hairs. For example, \"He is drying his hair.\" ( it refers to all the hairs in one\'s head.) \"I saw 3 gray hairs.\" (It refers to individual hairs.)

I hope I was able to answer your question.

Have a great day!

See you!

~T. Jessie~

Hello!

>> Correct!
What a quick respond t your correction, is it? haha!

>> What a quick response to your correction, isn\'t it? haha!
I was quite surprised by that you know of \'thee\', \'thy\' like that.

>> I was quite surprised that you know \'thee\', \'thy\' and things like that.

Bible... Oh, I see.

>> Correct!
Anyway, I want to ask something about your corrections.

(There\'re some sentences that I didn\'t say that though...)

>> (There are some sentences that I didn\'t say that way though...)

In number 7, why should I use not the singular but the plural?

>> In number 7, why should I use the singular form but not the plural?

\'Hair\' is countable, isn\'t it?

>> Correct!

Is it special condition?

>> Is it a special condition?

Please give me an answer. :)

>> Correct!

See you!

>> Correct!
<Homewrok>
1. mv

>> Correct!
2. mv

>> Correct!
3. av

>> Correct!
4. mv

>> Correct!
5. av

>> Correct!
6. mv

>> Correct!
7. mv

>> Correct!
8. av

>> Correct!
9. av

>> main verb
10. av