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Qno 33 "sing" can be an abstract noun, but it's a bit tricky. In English, "sing" is primarily a verb, meaning to produce musical sounds with one's voice. However, in some cases, "sing" can be used as an abstract noun, referring to: - The act of singing (e.g., "The sing of the birds was beautiful.") - A session of singing (e.g., "We had a great sing at the party.") - A style or quality of singing (e.g., "Her sing is so unique and soulful.") But it's worth noting that these abstract noun uses are less common and might sound a bit poetic or informal. In general, when we talk about singing, we use the verb form or the noun "song" instead.
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