Re:An improvised Lego device helped scientists conduct tests...
by Nursie on Saturday February 08, 2020 @01:28PM
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British English speaker here - Lego was always a collective noun for me, like sheep. You might have a piece of lego, and some lego, but never 'a lego' or some legos.
It was oddly jarring to come across Americans on the internet, who had a totally different take on this!
(yes I realise you can have "a sheep", my example isn't quite right! Perhaps it's more like sand or rice)
It was oddly jarring to come across Americans on the internet, who had a totally different take on this!
(yes I realise you can have "a sheep", my example isn't quite right! Perhaps it's more like sand or rice)