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2317 1 The government invests a lot of money in scientific researches. The government invests a lot of money in scientific [[researches]]. research Research is usually an uncountable noun: 'A team of American scientists is carrying out research into the effects of acid rain.'Researches (plural) is also used, especially in formal styles of British English and usually refers to a series of related studies by a particular person or team: 'His researches go back to the 1950s.' 'Their more recent researches point to a decline in the mortality rate.' The more usual word for this meaning, especially in American English, is studies .

Accepted Answer

research ✗ The government invests a lot of money in scientific research. The government invests a lot of money in scientific [[research]]. research | researches

Idx	2317
Keyword	research
Sub Entry Number	1
Type of Sentence	✗
Error Sentence	The government invests a lot of money in scientific researches.
Correct Sentence	The government invests a lot of money in scientific research.
Cloze Error Sentence	The government invests a lot of money in scientific [[researches]].
Cloze Sentence	The government invests a lot of money in scientific [[research]].
Cloze Answer	research
Choices	research \| researches
Explanation	Research is usually an uncountable noun: 'A team of American scientists is carrying out research into the effects of acid rain.' Researches (plural) is also used, especially in formal styles of British English and usually refers to a series of related studies by a particular person or team: 'His researches go back to the 1950s.' 'Their more recent researches point to a decline in the mortality rate.' The more usual word for this meaning, especially in American English, is studies .

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