The word ‘information’ is an uncountable noun (like ‘furniture’ which we had some time ago). There isn’t a plural form of it. So you can’t say “I don’t have enough informations to make a decision”. You should say: “I don’t have enough information to make a decision”.
You also can’t say “That was an interesting information”. You can either say: “That was interesting information” or “That was an interesting piece of information”.
An employee comes into her manager’s office to take a day off from work. The manager replies, "So you want a day off....
I presume that you're reading my tips, tricks and resources because you want to improve your English skills. However,...
How NeighborGoods Works from NeighborGoods on Vimeo. We all have so many things stored in our cellars and gardens,...
"There are four different kinds of bones in an organisation: wish-bones, who wish someone else would do it; jaw-bones,...
Wow.It’s one of ma daily mistake.Thanks for your info.
You’re welcome, Musavvir. Always pleased to help! 🙂