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It is either "a kind of math", or "math", but not "a math".
by auggierose 2y ago
It is either "a kind of math", or "math", but not "a math".
- ninetyninenine 2y agoSounds ok to me in casual conversation. I use it like fruit. Orange is a fruit. Orange is also a kind of fruit. Orange is fruit doesn’t sound right though. Empathetically speaking I’m sure it’s quite jarring for you when you read it.
- auggierose 2y agoA single fruit A single math One of these expressions doesn't make sense. So no, you cannot use "math" like "fruit".
- ninetyninenine 2y agoOk, you are right. But as long as people understand my points I’m fine with the grammatical error.