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You can say “information” or “some information,” but never “informations.” “Information” is what is sometimes called a “collective noun.” It is understood to be plural already, so we don't add an -s. [This true in English. In other languages, such as Portuguese, it is common to add an -s.
Feb 19, 2016
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