Fruit is a collective noun taking a singular verb: Fruit is good for you. Eat plenty of fruit and vegetables. The tree bears fruit (not fruits). The plural fruits is used in talking about different types of fruit: oranges, apples and other fruits. The plural form fruits is rarely used and means different kinds of fruit: Cyprus produces oranges, apricots and other fruits. Thanks, Yoong Liat! (a) The banana tree bear many furits / fruit.
Here is the letter that Mick Weston wrote. Placement of Shoreditch High Street in Zone 1. By placing Shoreditch High Street station in Zone 1, the entire concept of an orbital rail system is severely limited.Please help me persuade LOROL London Overground (TfL) to place Shoreditch High Street station in Zone 2â â Mick Weston.
Also, as the quiz question at the top shows, if you start your journey at Shoreditch and get off at Hoxton, Haggerston and Dalston Junction in the north and Whitechapel, Shadwell, and Wapping stations in the south, TfL will only count it as a Zone 1 fare....i.e Â£1.80.. so you don't pay the Zone 1 Â£2.30 peak fare.any thanks to HenryW and FJFlos' comments for pointing out that the new Shoreditch overground station on the East London Line has been moved from Zone 2 to Zone 1.