The noun 'hair' can be used in the singular to indicate quantity ('a hair'), but not in the plural ('hairs').
O substantivo 'hair' pode ser usado no singular para indicar quantidade ('a hair'), mas não no plural ('hairs').
| Task | There is _______ (hair) in my soup. |
|---|---|
| Answer | 3 |
| a | hair |
| b | hairs |
| c | a hair |
| d | haires |
| comment | Noun 'hair' can be used in singular in case when it is important to show the quantity: 'I can see one hair in my soup'. But it is impossible to say 'there are hairs'. |
| topic | nouns |
| level | 1 |
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