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Exertion is countable #1 (permalink) Mon Sep 05, 2005 3:37 am   Exertion is countable
 

Test No. incompl/inter-27 "The Two Dogs", question 6

All the house dog did was simply to feed himself on the results of the ......... that the hound dog undertook.

(a) exertions
(b) extremes
(c) exercises
(d) excesses

Test No. incompl/inter-27 "The Two Dogs", answer 6

All the house dog did was simply to feed himself on the results of the exertions that the hound dog undertook.

Correct answer: (a) exertions

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Hi,
Does the word "exertion" mean try very hard at sth?Can this noun word add -s here?I think this word is an uncountable word,am I right?
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Exertions #2 (permalink) Mon Sep 05, 2005 7:57 am   Exertions
 

Hi Strawberry,

Exertion means a great effort and can be used as a countable noun.

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