They've got a cold. They've got colds .Are they both correct?

what means (High Churchmen) in such sentence? ... provided High Churchmen with a martyr and saint.

The sentence here has many “and”. How can the nouns be classified? It may also poison plankton, fish and shellfish and the animals and people that eat them. 1) plankton 2) fish and shellfish 3) the animals and people Or 1) plankton, fish and shellfish 2) the animals and people

BOY: What’s the matter with you? TWO GIRLS: We’ve got colds. In this small conversation why is the world cold was written as 'colds'?Are there any other diseases that can be expressed like this? Please give me some examples. The following nouns that express symptoms or pains: a headache, temperature, toothache, tummy ache, cough, etc. Can they also have plural forms? If they can also have plural forms, please give me some examples. Thanks a lot！

After reading this passage, I am still very confused about which pains or illnesses use the indefinite article 'a' in front of them. Could you please summarize for me which ones use 'a' and which ones don't use 'a' or can use it optionally?

For all those taking lessons on Italki what do you look for in a teacher? What are some things that you like and what are some things you think most tutors can improve on? I have been teaching on Italki for several years but I always want to improve for my Students. If any more experienced teachers have tips please share. 😊

Why people say "she goes...." or "he goes...." when talk about some situations in the past? Telling it the way the person in the past said it. Is this correct to say this? I hear this a lot in interviews with celebrities.

In this sentence, “far” is an adjective and modifying “a step”? He took his anti-communist crusade a step too far.

Which to use “plural noun” or “uncountable noun”, e.g. Healthy foods or healthy food I’ve learned when talking something in general we use plural nouns and when talking abstract idea we use uncountable nouns. What is the difference?