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Fashion countable: my fashion or my fashions?



 
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Fashion countable: my fashion or my fashions? Mon Aug 14, 2006 17:59 pm  Fashion countable: my fashion or my fashions?
 

Hi,

I wonder whether 'fashion' is a countable noun or not?
e.g.
a man of fashion
people of all fashions

Moreover, my fashion or my fashions? Can I say that?

Thanks a lot!
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Fashion countable? Mon Aug 14, 2006 19:00 pm  Fashion countable?
 

Hi

As you've already noticed, the word fashion can be used as both an uncountable and a countable noun.

To be able to say whether you're using fashion and fashions properly, I'd have to see the whole context (i.e., minimum a whole sentence for each).

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