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? asked in Society & CultureLanguages · 11 months ago

Knowledge of computer? a computer? computers? the computer?

I'm studying English and want to ask about grammar.

When you want to mention a man who's a computer expert, which sentence would be the best?

A) He has a great knowledge of computer.

B) He has a great knowledge of a computer.

C) He has a great knowledge of computers.

D) He has a great knowledge of the computer.

E) He has a great knowledge of the computers.

I want to know how to say when I want to mention "computer" as a concept, not a real thing.

Thank you in advance.

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  • JASON
    Lv 6
    11 months ago

    You'd usually use C, although D is correct, it's more formal.

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