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made some progress vs made some progresses

The correct phrase is 'made some progress.' 'Progress' is a non-countable noun, so it does not have a plural form.
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made some progress

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

Use 'made some progress' when you want to indicate that some advancement has been achieved in a particular situation or task.

Examples:

  • We have made some progress in our research project.
  • She has made some progress in her language skills.
  • The team made some progress in solving the issue.
  • Despite the challenges, we made some progress.
  • He made some progress in his recovery.
  • I've made some progress legally with the eviction.
  • We've made some progress on the mystery passenger.
  • Actually, I've made some progress.
  • Mr Quinn has made some progress.
  • Europe has made some progress in terms of protecting biodiversity.
  • We have made some progress towards more effective management information systems.
  • But eventually, I made some progress.
  • I thought we'd made some progress.
  • I think I made some progress I.D.'Ing the bones.
  • I think I made some progress.
  • I think we made some progress.
  • I think we've made some progress.
  • Slow and steady, but the kid's made some progress...
  • I've made some progress legally with the eviction.
  • No, but I've made some progress.
  • I made some progress on the names we've got.
  • We've made some progress with the image.
  • But Petra, at least, had made some progress.
  • So you've made some progress with the engine, I will grant you.
  • I've made some progress since I danced here among the brooms and the empties.

made some progresses

This phrase is incorrect in English. 'Progress' is an uncountable noun and does not have a plural form.

  • "It was a very successful test for us and happily we made some progresses, so we are looking forward to taking more lessons and applying them in Monaco."
  • In Europe, instead, Romania made significant progresses.
  • Thanks to the school, my host family and conversations with the locals, I made quick progresses.
  • These opinions go back beyond half century ago; they have not made more progresses, and it is what is taught at school.
  • On this issue we made remarkable progresses, especially after the Rwanda crisis in which coordination totally failed.
  • Nerja is a typical charming Andalusian small town with many pretty bays. I really liked the school, the teachers are competent, cater to the students' needs and teach with heart and mind. I made progresses in all areas. I stayed at the residency.
  • In this aspect, Cape Verde has made great progresses in the field of education, heath infrastructures and of hope of life.
  • The art has made technical progresses (in the working), and spiritual progresses (in the composition of the work).
  • In Middle East, in the same period, the art and the religion had made enormous progresses; so much that this beautiful sculpture, in comparison with them, appears to us primitive.
  • An independent evaluation of the operation of the directive should be linked to the progresses made in relation to the set objectives.
  • calls on the Centre to take prompt action in this respect and inform the discharge authority on the progresses made;
  • After observing the significant progresses made with flower therapy and the wonderful effects that the flowers have on the human soul, I was beginning to doubt their "light", or divine, or "good spirit" origin...
  • The important thing now is to start implementing it: we have provided for a number of what we might call self-regulating mechanisms and deadlines, which will allow for adjustments to be made as work progresses, on the basis of the practical experience that we have gained.
  • In this table the drawing is little convincing, nevertheless the research on the tools has gone ahead, and has made therefore progresses
  • In the second half of the 800's of the study of the industries has made great progresses, in how much object of intense searches, to the contrary of the art, that was not a problem felt by the palethnologists.
  • Acknowledges that the mid-term review of the Court of Auditors' Outline Strategy for 2009 to 2013 concluded that the key processes are monitored and the progresses made to date are accurately reported;
  • Even today, despite the doubtless progresses made in the field of human rights, the sense and true value of life, which is not fully protected at the beginning, or at the end, has still not been recovered.
  • The Third Conference organized by the "Bepi Ferro" asbestos victims Foundation, that took place in Padova on December, 4, aimed to examine progresses made in identification, early lung cancer diagnosis and health surveillance of former asbestos workers(...)
  • Lieutenant Graham made some interesting comments.
  • His company made some bad investments.

Alternatives:

  • made some progress

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