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1. What is the other half of the phrase on the t-shirt? (i.e., Finders keepers, _s _s?)

2. What does this idiom mean and who usually uses it?

3. What does the graphic and the idiom on the t-shirt probably intend to suggest?

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Hello and Happy Nature’s Day.
We’ll be back shortly with the answer to our ‘t-shirt quiz’!
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‘Finders keepers’ is the first half of the children’s adage ‘Finders keepers, losers weepers’. You may want to know that the verb ‘be’ is left out from here. So in essence the adage reads as ‘Finders ARE keepers and losers ARE weepers.’. Now, the first half means that if someone finds something by chance, they can keep it for themselves, even though it does not belong to them. The second part, that is ‘losers weepers’, which often remains unsaid, means that the person who’s lost that something will cry!
Interesting, isn’t it?
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Can you now say what the design and slogan on the t-shirt suggest and whether you personally agree that finders are keepers?
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ALL the options could perfectly fill in the blank. ☺️

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In principle, all these nouns are concepts and are thus considered abstract nouns which are in turn UNCOUNTABLE. The answer would therefore be 'None of the above', ⚠️BUT there are also exceptions!

In North American English accommodation and in British English research could take on a plural form as well. That said, the singular form is often preferred in formal register.

ℹ️ Use another quantifier (e.g., a piece of, bits of, etc.) before these nouns or another modifier/noun with them if you will have to quantify them. E.g., a piece of furniture; bits of information, software programmes, etc. To know more about each word, consult a dictionary.

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