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Indian English Doubt. In standard english and american, the noun doubt is uncountable and refers to a lack of complete trust in something. A doubt is an uncertainty. That seems to be the case in this ell question. In standard english and american, the noun doubt is uncountable and refers to a lack of complete trust in something. While in american english one might say, “i have. I've observed a significant number of questions on so & se, presumably written by folks use indian english, in which the word. It's common in indian english (especially in schools) to say if you have any doubts, ask me now. Answers to this elu question say that using doubt as a synonym for question is indian english. It is used when something is suspicious or questioning. If we have a doubt about. As i'm sure you're aware as a native speaker, they are not the same. I've observed a significant number of questions on so & se, presumably written by folks use indian english, in which the word doubt is used. Doubt may be expressed as.

It's common in indian english (especially in schools) to say if you have any doubts, ask me now. That seems to be the case in this ell question. In standard english and american, the noun doubt is uncountable and refers to a lack of complete trust in something. I've observed a significant number of questions on so & se, presumably written by folks use indian english, in which the word doubt is used. Doubt may be expressed as. Answers to this elu question say that using doubt as a synonym for question is indian english. It is used when something is suspicious or questioning. While in american english one might say, “i have. A doubt is an uncertainty. I've observed a significant number of questions on so & se, presumably written by folks use indian english, in which the word.

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Indian English Doubt It is used when something is suspicious or questioning. I've observed a significant number of questions on so & se, presumably written by folks use indian english, in which the word doubt is used. Doubt may be expressed as. That seems to be the case in this ell question. A doubt is an uncertainty. Answers to this elu question say that using doubt as a synonym for question is indian english. In standard english and american, the noun doubt is uncountable and refers to a lack of complete trust in something. If we have a doubt about. As i'm sure you're aware as a native speaker, they are not the same. I've observed a significant number of questions on so & se, presumably written by folks use indian english, in which the word. It's common in indian english (especially in schools) to say if you have any doubts, ask me now. In standard english and american, the noun doubt is uncountable and refers to a lack of complete trust in something. While in american english one might say, “i have. It is used when something is suspicious or questioning.