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Robin
sandal well this word seems to be a uncountable one. So how do you discriminate one and a pair of sandal? Just simply use a sandal and a pair of sandal? Or when it comes to sandal, it always refers to a pair?
Feb 26, 2017 4:10 PM
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It is not uncountable. Sandal is singular, sandals is plural. One sandal, two sandals. One pair of sandals, two pairs of sandals.
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