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13 Jul 2022, 03:20
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I understand that time as a whole is uncountable so use of 'Much' or 'Less' would be correct but is it correct to say "I have less than 30 minutes to live" when minutes is a countable noun? Or should it be "I have fewer than 30 minutes to live"?
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13 Jul 2022, 18:38
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Yes, it is correct to say "I have less than 30 minutes to live".
The usual explanation of why this is correct is that "30 minutes" is a block of time, and time is uncountable.
Or just think of this usage as the preferred idiom.
The following are correct too: less than 30 miles, less than 30 kilos, less than 30 litres, less than 30 degrees.
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The usual explanation of why this is correct is that "30 minutes" is a block of time, and time is uncountable.
Or just think of this usage as the preferred idiom.
The following are correct too: less than 30 miles, less than 30 kilos, less than 30 litres, less than 30 degrees.
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14 Jul 2022, 06:33
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Here's another question that goes over a similar FEWER or LESS situation people may want to also look at.
https://gmatclub.com/forum/in-1979-lack ... 37020.html
https://gmatclub.com/forum/in-1979-lack ... 37020.html
