study or studies
"He has done a lot of studies(or study) which can be found in his report." I am not sure if i should use "study" or "studies". Could anyone help me?
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studies
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It depends on context.
If the studies you are referring to are something like professional experiments or something of that nature, than you refer to them as a study.
So, say a group of people did a series of studies on the amount of bacteria in a lake.
Than that would be referred to as studies, which is what I used in the sentence.
If he was studying for a class or something, it would be like this:
He did a lot of studying, which is evident in this report.
So, it really depends on what you're trying to get across.
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don't study :P
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He has done a lot of studies which can be found in his report.
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