Which one is correct?
Hello.
Could anyone tell me if the word "profit" should be always used in the singular form or plural one??
I would like to know when to use the word "profit" in the singular form with an article "a".
I saw some news using the word "profit" without an article "a" as well as "s" for plural.
Ex)
(1)When your company makes A profit, the equity created can be reinvested back into your company.
(2)British Steel made profit in first year after Tata sale.
Thank you for your help in advance.
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Answers · 4
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Both forms are acceptable, profit can be uncountable and countable.
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Thank you for your help!
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WRONG: British Steel made profit in first year after Tata sale
CORRECT: British Steel made a profit in first year after the Tata sale.
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