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20 May 2003, 17:59
Downzoning, zoning that typically results in the reduction of housing density, allows for more open space in areas where ( little water or services exists).
How do you know little modifies both nouns in or clause?
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one is count noun (services) and the other is a non-count noun (water)
little can be used only with noun-count nouns (in this case water)
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That's true but
when you use an or phrase does the first adjective describe both?
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IMHO.......
"Little" is not an adjective here, it is a quantifier. It "quantifies" the nouns associated.
"in areas where little water or food exists"
"in areas where little water or few services exist"
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Can you say hot people or services?
Does hot describe both things.
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brstorewala wrote: one is count noun (services) and the other is a non-count noun (water)
little can be used only with noun-count nouns (in this case water)
I think services is a non-count noun. I can't verify it in any of the dictionaries that I have at hand though.
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Can you say hot people or things?
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"services" is count noun.... "This employment agency offers few services"
"service" is non-count noun... "I get more service at the other restaurant"
Victor, what is your question??
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Skopar, It's Answered [#permalink]
30 May 2003, 08:20
Never mind, It's answered!
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Re: Adjective Modifiying Two Nouns With Or construction? [#permalink]
24 Sep 2008, 05:57
i agree with bb here
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Re: Adjective Modifiying Two Nouns With Or construction? [#permalink]
01 Jan 2011, 05:00
(E)(A) little water or services exist (B) little water or services exists (C) few services and little water exists(D) there is little water or services available (E) there are few services and little available water
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Re: Adjective Modifiying Two Nouns With Or construction?
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