Nouns indicate that option D contains the mistake in this sentence. The phrase “pieces of luggage” is more appropriate than “luggages.”
Justification:
The noun “luggage” is not countable. The plural form of “luggage” or “pieces of luggage” should be used when referring to several pieces or items of luggage.
The word “luggages” is not the proper plural of “luggage.”
“I packed my suitcase, bag, and briefcase for my trip,” is the correct sentence. I packed everything I owned.
Nouns indicate that option D contains the mistake in this sentence. The phrase “pieces of luggage” is more appropriate than “luggages.”
Justification:
The noun “luggage” is not countable. The plural form of “luggage” or “pieces of luggage” should be used when referring to several pieces or items of luggage.
The word “luggages” is not the proper plural of “luggage.”
“I packed my suitcase, bag, and briefcase for my trip,” is the correct sentence. I packed everything I owned.