“feedbacks, informations, advices”
“Feedback”, “information” and “advice” have no plural: say “some feedback”, “all the information”, “a piece of advice”. To count them, use a countable word such as “comments”, “details” or “suggestions”.
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Understood across India
We got many feedbacks. Please share all the informations.
Travels further
- We got a lot of feedback.
- Please share all the information.
Why it lands differently
These nouns name a mass, like water or rice, rather than separate things, so English doesn't add “-s”. Listeners understand the plural form, but it's a pattern people often notice in emails and interviews. “Equipment”, “luggage”, “furniture” and “software” work the same way.
When it's fine
With countable words that mean the same: “many comments”, “three suggestions”, “a few details”.
Try it out loud
Read each line, say a version that travels out loud, then open it to compare. Any version that's clear to a listener abroad counts.
He gave me some good advices.
He gave me some good advice.
I have two feedbacks on the design.
I have two comments on the design.
We use many softwares.
We use a lot of software.
Practise saying it, not just reading it
Loista gives you a realistic speaking prompt and specific feedback on your answer, then a retry focused on one thing, so you can hear whether it landed.
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