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countable vs uncountable
goods: countable or uncountable?
'another' with singular nouns? / 'other' with plural and uncountable nouns? - English Only forum
'any' with uncountable nouns - English Only forum
'only a few' with uncountable nouns [ times; money ] - English Only forum
'saving' and 'cuts' uncountable nouns? So 's' is optional? - English Only forum
'them' for uncountable noun: information - English Only forum
'training': countable or uncountable? - English Only forum
[ Budget] [ Countable / Uncountable] - English Only forum
a + adjective + uncountable ? "a very low solubility" - English Only forum
a + adjective + uncountable nouns - English Only forum
a bunch of [+ countable / uncountable nouns] - English Only forum
a bunch of [+ countable / uncountable nouns] - English Only forum
a couple + uncountable noun - English Only forum
a good deal of (with uncountable nouns) - English Only forum
A happiness / The happiness [Articles with Uncountable Nouns] - English Only forum
a health (uncountable?) - English Only forum
a lot of, lots of, loads of [sugar / uncountable] - English Only forum
A lot of/lots of with countable/uncountable - English Only forum
A lot of/lots of/ lot of [fun / uncountable] - English Only forum
a programme to regulate emissions/emission [countable vs uncountable] - English Only forum
a thick juice, a thick liquid [uncountable nouns] - English Only forum
A with uncountable nouns - English Only forum
A/ An with uncountable nouns - English Only forum
a/- harm (uncountable) - English Only forum
a/an education [aricle + uncountable noun?] - English Only forum
a/an + adjective + uncountable noun [a beautiful music?] - English Only forum
A/an used before uncountable nouns - English Only forum
accommodation [countable and uncountable?] - English Only forum
"Activity" countable or uncountable - English Only forum
Adjective + Uncountable noun = countable? - English Only forum
Adjective before uncountable words - English Only forum
advantage-countable or uncountable? - English Only forum
"Advice" - uncountable??? - English Only forum
Advice / advices (singular/plural) uncountable? - English Only forum
airs, compasses, contents, customs, damages - countable or uncountable, singular or plural verb? - English Only forum
all manner of + uncountable noun? - English Only forum
all the other + uncountable nouns?? - English Only forum
all+uncountable noun - English Only forum
amount (noun): for uncountable nouns only? - English Only forum
an annual turnover = countable or uncountable? - English Only forum
an increase in the value of the dollar <value: countable or uncountable noun> - English Only forum
Animal, countable or uncountable? - English Only forum
answer: countable or uncountable? - English Only forum
applause [uncountable?] - English Only forum
Are software programs (Excel etc.) countable or uncountable? - English Only forum
are they countable or uncountable - English Only forum
Are watch brands uncountable or countable nouns? - English Only forum
Article before 'life, news, time, information ' [uncountable ] - English Only forum
article with uncountable abstract noun - English Only forum
Articles before uncountable noun form of "Need" - English Only forum
Articles with possessives of plural/uncountable nouns. - English Only forum
Articles with uncountable nouns - English Only forum
as/so/too/not that + adjective + uncountable noun - English Only forum
backfire - uncountable? - English Only forum
bacon and eggs: countable or uncountable noun/subject-verb agreement - English Only forum
Ballot countable and uncountable - English Only forum
behaviour: countable or uncountable? - English Only forum
big + uncountable concrete nouns - English Only forum
Biker, Sponsor: uncountable? - English Only forum
birth as an uncountable noun - English Only forum
both <adjective> and <adjective> xxx [uncountable noun] - English Only forum
both countable and uncountable - English Only forum
Brain drain (Uncountable?) - English Only forum
bread, lettuce: uncountable - English Only forum
breakdown uncountable noun - English Only forum
breakfast countable or uncountable - English Only forum
cake as an uncountable noun - English Only forum
Camp (countable, uncountable) - English Only forum
Can 'this' take uncountable nouns? - English Only forum
can "amount" ever be uncountable? - English Only forum
Can the word, "various", be used in describing uncountable set? - English Only forum
Can we use “foreign country” in uncountable sense in this sentence? - English Only forum
Can We Use "The" With The Uncountable Nouns ? - English Only forum
can we use uncountable nouns after 'the same'? - English Only forum
Carbohydrates (plural or uncountable) - English Only forum
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cause (uncountable?) - English Only forum
Chance: Countable or uncountable? - English Only forum
chance/opportunity (countable or uncountable) - English Only forum
checkout (countable/uncountable) - English Only forum
chicken [countable / uncountable] - English Only forum
Christmas: countable and uncountable use - English Only forum
Citizenship: countable or uncountable? - English Only forum
clothes - countable or uncountable - English Only forum
College as a countable and uncountable noun - English Only forum
comment -- countable or uncountable - English Only forum
comparative form with uncountable nouns - English Only forum
concerning the usage of "some" before an uncountable noun - English Only forum
Conjugate verbs following uncountable nouns - English Only forum
contribution: countable and uncountable - English Only forum
cough syrup(uncountable/singular/plural) - English Only forum
Count/mass noun, countable/uncountable noun - English Only forum
Countable - Uncountable: it is a genuine one - English Only forum
Countable (Singular/Plural) or Uncountable? - English Only forum
Countable / Uncountable - English Only forum
countable and uncountable <interaction> - English Only forum
countable and uncountable nouns - English Only forum
Countable and uncountable nouns - English Only forum
Countable and uncountable, depending on context! - English Only forum
Countable and uncountable, depending on context! - English Only forum
countable or uncountable - English Only forum
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Countable or Uncountable - English Only forum
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countable or uncountable: [our drink/cartons of drink] or [our drinks/cartons of drinks] - English Only forum
Countable or uncountable: fruit, vegetable - English Only forum
Countable or uncountable? - English Only forum
Countable to Uncountable? - English Only forum
countable uncountable noun in dictionaries - English Only forum
Countable versus Uncountable - English Only forum
countable vs uncountable - English Only forum
countable vs uncountable - English Only forum
countable vs uncountable - English Only forum
Countable, uncountable: advice, bread, cabbage, hair, onions - English Only forum
Countable, uncountable: asparagus - English Only forum
Countable, uncountable: broccoli, orange - English Only forum
Countable, uncountable: chocolate, chocolates - English Only forum
Countable, uncountable: homework - English Only forum
Countable, uncountable: mail, e-mail: a mail, a piece of mail - English Only forum
Countable, uncountable: news - English Only forum
Countable, uncountable: patience - English Only forum
Countable, uncountable: peanuts, people - English Only forum
Countable, uncountable: snow - English Only forum
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Countable/uncountable noun - English Only forum
countable/uncountable noun + has + a great deal - English Only forum
Countable/Uncountable Nouns [1] - English Only forum
countale or uncountable - English Only forum
counting an uncountable symptom [e.g. constipation] - English Only forum
crop - countable or uncountable? - English Only forum
damage(uncountable) - English Only forum
diet - countable or uncountable - English Only forum
difference countable? or uncountable? - English Only forum
difference - problem with countable/uncountable - English Only forum
difference between "Uncountable" and "Countless" - English Only forum
Different + uncountable noun - English Only forum
different/other kinds of ... uncountable + <s?> - English Only forum
disparity: countable or uncountable noun - English Only forum
distribution (countable/uncountable) - English Only forum
Drinks/liquids countable or uncountable? - English Only forum
dynamite => countable or uncountable? - English Only forum
E-mail: countable or uncountable? - English Only forum
Echo / an echo / echoes (countable or uncountable) - English Only forum
effect (countable or uncountable) - English Only forum
effect: countable or uncountable - English Only forum
Environment (countable or uncountable?) - English Only forum
Equipment (Uncountable) - English Only forum
"evidence" countable or uncountable - English Only forum
Exercise is the countable or uncountable noun? - English Only forum
experience (as a countable noun/an uncountable noun) - English Only forum
extinction / extinctions - uncountable? - English Only forum
eye drops (uncountable/singular/plural) - English Only forum
"fashion design" countable or uncountable? - English Only forum
Fear [ountable/ uncountable] - English Only forum
Felt as an uncountable noun - English Only forum
fish -- uncountable use - English Only forum
Fish and chips recipe "then make a/the batter(uncountable)?" - English Only forum
food - countable or uncountable? - English Only forum
Forming plurals for nouns that may be uncountable - English Only forum
friendship/relationship countable or uncountable? - English Only forum
fruit and vegetables countable/uncountable - English Only forum
functionality -- countable /uncountable/both? - English Only forum
"furniture" as an uncountable noun - English Only forum
Garlic (countable or uncountable) - English Only forum
general public : countable or uncountable - English Only forum
gerund: countable / uncountable [reading, watching, living] - English Only forum
Glasses is countable or uncountable? - English Only forum
grapes (countable or uncountable) - English Only forum
Greenhouse gas as an uncountable noun - English Only forum
gunfire why uncountable - English Only forum
had cake / a cake [Zero article for Uncountable/countable noun] - English Only forum
hair - countable or uncountable? - English Only forum
He has <an> importance in our club... [indefinite article] + [uncountable noun] - English Only forum
He's famous among this community OR other singular/uncountable noun - English Only forum
help [countable vs uncountable] - English Only forum
help with uncountable nouns becoming countable - English Only forum
high school - uncountable noun - English Only forum
highland - countable or uncountable noun ??? - English Only forum
History & Culture=uncountable? - English Only forum
how many/much ground almonds [plural uncountable noun] - English Only forum
how much + uncountable noun + countable nouns? - English Only forum
How much introduces questions about <uncountable quantities/the price> - English Only forum
How often do you + verb + countable noun in plural or uncountable/mass noun? - English Only forum
how to distinguish a countable and uncountable noun? - English Only forum
how to explain countable and uncountable nouns? - English Only forum
Hydrogen and oxygen is / are (uncountable noun) - English Only forum
I need a skin cream (uncountable, singular, or plural?) - English Only forum
I want [uncountable noun]. - English Only forum
I'm looking for ...singular/plural/uncountable? - English Only forum
Ice cream [uncountable, countable] - English Only forum
Idiom is countable or uncountable? - English Only forum
income - countable, uncountable - English Only forum
"Infection": countable or uncountable noun - English Only forum
Input: Countable & uncountable? - English Only forum
interest - countable or uncountable? - English Only forum
<interest> as a good result or an advantage for somebody/something. countable or uncountable? - English Only forum
Is “price” countable or uncountable? - English Only forum
is [a?] paradise (countable / uncountable) - English Only forum
is "bait" uncountable? - English Only forum
Is "collision" countable or uncountable? - English Only forum
Is feathers countable or uncountable? - English Only forum
Is "flora" countable or uncountable? - English Only forum
Is food countable or uncountable? - English Only forum
Is French Fries uncountable? - English Only forum
Is "human" countable or uncountable? - English Only forum
Is "luck" always uncountable? - English Only forum
Is "majority of UNCOUNTABLE" possible? - English Only forum
Is opinion countable or uncountable? - English Only forum
is or are with a list of uncountable - English Only forum
Is "participation" countable or uncountable? - English Only forum
Is punctuation countable or uncountable？ - English Only forum
Is stone an uncountable noun or not? - English Only forum
Is the noun 'bail' uncountable? - English Only forum
Is the noun prey countable or uncountable or both? - English Only forum
Is the uncountable noun "money" or "cost" when asking "How much?" in shops etc? - English Only forum
Is the word “goods” a countable noun or an uncountable noun - English Only forum
is the word "cheese" uncountable? - English Only forum
Is the word "mention" countable or uncountable"? - English Only forum
Is "workforce" uncountable? - English Only forum
It tastes like (some/a glass of??) milk? (uncountable) - English Only forum
Japanese [uncountable noun meaning a people] - English Only forum
"jeans "countable or uncountable? - English Only forum
joghurt (yoghurt/yogurt) countable and uncountable - English Only forum
Katherine always gives me <advice> [Is 'advice' uncountable] - English Only forum
kinds of <jam/jams> [uncountable?] - English Only forum
knowledge of (singular or uncountable) - English Only forum
Knowledge: Countable or uncountable? - English Only forum
lack- countable or uncountable? - English Only forum
land art: countable / uncountable - English Only forum
language as countable and uncountable - English Only forum
law, stone = countable or uncountable or both? - English Only forum
Let's have a beer [Uncountable and countable nouns] - English Only forum
liaison-countable/uncountable (pronunciation) - English Only forum
life, countable or uncountable? - English Only forum
Life: a plural and uncountable noun? - English Only forum
Line ( an uncountable noun) - English Only forum
Line/A line/ The line: 'Line' as an uncountable noun in art - English Only forum
literature -- countable or uncountable? - English Only forum
little joys [uncountable / countable] - English Only forum
liver - countable or uncountable - English Only forum
Livestock uncountable or collective noun - English Only forum
looks, minutes, scales, woods, works - countable vs uncountable, singular vs plural verb? - English Only forum
Loose/liquid substances/bodies are uncountable. - English Only forum
lots [with uncountable noun: e.g. information] - English Only forum
manners, countable or uncountable - English Only forum
Mastery, countable or uncountable? - English Only forum
material - countable or uncountable? - English Only forum
May I use "the" with uncountable and plural nouns - English Only forum
Medical treatment (uncountable?) - English Only forum
medicine as an uncountable and countable noun - English Only forum
menu items---countable or uncountable? - English Only forum
misunderstanding - countable or uncountable? - English Only forum
molecules (countable), rice (uncountable) - English Only forum
much/many difference (countable or uncountable) - English Only forum
My favourite food is + uncountable noun OR countable noun plural form? Any rule? - English Only forum
names of countries [plural/singular?] [countable/uncountable?] - English Only forum
news(uncountable) vs news( plural countable) - English Only forum
Noise ( countable vs uncountable) - English Only forum
nothing considered as an uncountable noun - English Only forum
Nouns that are both countable and uncountable in general - English Only forum
Nouns that can be uncountable and countable - English Only forum
olive (countable or uncountable) - English Only forum
one of + uncountable noun - English Only forum
one of noun(singular/uncountable) - English Only forum
One of+Uncountable - English Only forum
one with uncountable nouns - English Only forum
orange: countable or uncountable? - English Only forum
Ordering food in English, countable? Uncountable? - English Only forum
Other vs others + uncountable noun. - English Only forum
pain (countable or uncountable) - English Only forum
pain killer (uncountable/singular/plural) [painkiller] - English Only forum
pain, be in pain (uncountable noun) - English Only forum
pancakes, singular or plural, uncountable? - English Only forum
parking is uncountable, but parking space isn't - English Only forum
Part — when it is countable and uncountable? - English Only forum
part [uncountable] vs a part [countable] - English Only forum
pasture [countable or uncountable?] - English Only forum
payback: countable or uncountable - English Only forum
Performance - countable or uncountable - English Only forum
Perfume (countable or uncountable?) - English Only forum
physical exercise: uncountable? - English Only forum
pizza (countable or uncountable) - English Only forum
placebo - countable or uncountable? - English Only forum
play on words : uncountable? - English Only forum
Plural and Uncountable forms of “one of those” - English Only forum
Plural or singular for multiple uncountable things - English Only forum
plural or singular? (countable and uncountable nouns) - English Only forum
Plural uncountable nouns - English Only forum
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Pluralia Tantum: clothes, news, glasses, scissors - countable/uncountable - English Only forum
potato and carrot as an uncountable noun when referred to as food - English Only forum
practice [countable / uncountable] - English Only forum
Practice (countable/ uncountable) - English Only forum
prate (countable/uncountable) - English Only forum
pride as countable or uncountable - English Only forum
priority [countable, uncountable] - English Only forum
private enterprise uncountable noun? - English Only forum
Product placement-countable or uncountable? - English Only forum
promotion (countable / uncountable ) - English Only forum
Pronoun of "other + uncountable noun" - English Only forum
Pronoun of uncountable nouns [ it / them ] - English Only forum
public transportation service/ system [countable or uncountable] - English Only forum
<quality> of life [uncountable or countable?] - English Only forum
Quantifiers with uncountable nouns - English Only forum
Quantity before Uncountable words - English Only forum
quiet countable/uncountable - English Only forum
quite+adjective+uncountable noun - English Only forum
rain, cloud [countable or uncountable?] - English Only forum
range of kitchenware [range of + uncountable] - English Only forum
Ransom [countable vs uncountable] - English Only forum
Reader: treated as uncountable and used without an article (bag lady) - English Only forum
recommendation countable or uncountable? - English Only forum
redirect supply (uncountable)? - English Only forum
replace for a new one vs. for new (countable vs. uncountable) - English Only forum
report expressed 'concern' / voters raised 'concerns' [countable vs uncountable] - English Only forum
Ritual, countable or uncountable? - English Only forum
routine countable / uncountable - English Only forum
Roy provided <an?> evidence/information that ... [Indefinite article] [uncountable noun] - English Only forum
rupture (countable or uncountable) - English Only forum
Sadnesse<s>. (plural of sadness?) [uncountable noun] - English Only forum
Scientific terms - countable or uncountable - English Only forum
scissors, pants, jeans... are they really uncountable nouns? - English Only forum
seed(countable or uncountable?) - English Only forum
Sentence - uncountable? - English Only forum
"shade" is uncountable? - English Only forum
shop for <a wig/ wigs/ wig> [singular/plural/uncountable?] - English Only forum
shortage（countable or uncountable） - English Only forum
Should a subject with more than one uncountable nouns be followed by a singular or plural verb? - English Only forum
Should the verb be singular or plural after two uncountable nouns? - English Only forum
sickle cell <trait> elevates [uncountable?] - English Only forum
singular, plural or uncountable for fruits - English Only forum
smell [uncountable and countable] - English Only forum
Society [countable, uncountable] - English Only forum
society: countable vs uncountable - English Only forum
Software=uncountable - English Only forum
solvent vs a solvent (countable or uncountable) - English Only forum
some [only for uncountable nouns?] - English Only forum
something of a (for uncountable nouns) - English Only forum
Stroke -- countable or uncountable - English Only forum
Subject-verb agreement: Is uncountable and uncountable = singular ? - English Only forum
"success" countable or uncountable? - English Only forum
Such + countable/uncountable - English Only forum
such an expensive wine that [uncountable noun] - English Only forum
"such/as ... as", when it comes to uncountable nouns - English Only forum
summary countable or uncountable - English Only forum
suntan lotion, sunscreen, sunblock - countable or uncountable - English Only forum
"supply" --when countable or uncountable (mass) - English Only forum
Technology, countable or uncountable? - English Only forum
temperature/ countable or uncountable? - English Only forum
the + uncountable nouns - English Only forum
The + uncountable nouns - English Only forum
the council - countable or uncountable - English Only forum
The indefinite article before uncountable/abstract nouns - English Only forum
The sand consist<s?> of ... [uncountable and plural?] - English Only forum
The structures 1=a litre of+uncountable nouns. and 2=a litre+countable noun. - English Only forum
the use of articles with uncountable nouns - English Only forum
"The" with uncountable noun - English Only forum
The word - vocabulary - uncountable - English Only forum
The word brand, countable or uncountable - English Only forum
The word "grammar"-countable or uncountable - English Only forum
"There are..." with uncountable nouns - English Only forum
There is + Uncountable nouns - English Only forum
There is a + uncountable noun - English Only forum
there is no / there isn't / there isn't any + uncountable n - English Only forum
there is/are A and B (two uncountable nouns) - English Only forum
thicker ink / a thicker ink [countable or uncountable] ? - English Only forum
This house smells of cat [no article, cat as uncountable] - English Only forum
This information and that information is/are useful (uncountable noun) - English Only forum
THIS ONE / THAT ONE ... + uncountable nouns - English Only forum
thousands of followed by uncountable noun? - English Only forum
"Thunder" -countable or uncountable - English Only forum
Time - <countable / uncountable> - English Only forum
time (countable or uncountable) - English Only forum
Tip (countable or uncountable) - English Only forum
tips (countable or uncountable) - English Only forum
too much delay or troubles [uncountable plus countable] - English Only forum
tradition - countable and uncountable? - English Only forum
transportation and exercise / uncountable - English Only forum
transportation: countable or uncountable? - English Only forum
treasure:countable or uncountable - English Only forum
treatment: countable or uncountable? - English Only forum
trial [countable and uncountable noun] - English Only forum
two green teas or two milks [quantity with uncountable noun] - English Only forum
two roast chickens: isn't the meat uncountable? - English Only forum
Two types of uncountable nouns. - English Only forum
Two uncountable nouns become plural? - English Only forum
two uncountable nouns take a plural verb? - English Only forum
two uncountable words -> plural? - English Only forum
uncertainty: countable or uncountable - English Only forum
Uncountable - English Only forum
uncountable for materials in garbage? - English Only forum
uncountable generations before her - English Only forum
uncountable luck - English Only forum
uncountable noun - English Only forum
uncountable nouns - English Only forum
uncountable nouns - English Only forum
Uncountable nouns - English Only forum
uncountable nouns - English Only forum
uncountable nouns - English Only forum
Uncountable nouns - English Only forum
Uncountable nouns - an exercise - English Only forum
Uncountable nouns <-> Generic nouns (?) - English Only forum
uncountable nouns and definite articles - English Only forum
uncountable nouns and the article pattern - English Only forum
uncountable nouns can be countable when - English Only forum
Uncountable nouns can have a quantity - English Only forum
uncountable nouns with a/an - English Only forum
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Uncountable use of music instrument - English Only forum
uncountable vs countless - English Only forum
uncountable words - English Only forum
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usage of "cost" in countable and uncountable forms - English Only forum
Usage of Uncountable words - English Only forum
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Use of the Verb “Count” With Uncountable Nouns - English Only forum
use of the with uncountable nouns - English Only forum
use remedy (singular/plural/uncountable)? - English Only forum
using an article in front of an uncountable noun - English Only forum
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value: countable or uncountable - English Only forum
Vegetables Words: Countable vs Uncountable [lettuce, cucumber] - English Only forum
Victory : countable and uncountable noun - English Only forum
Viewing - Uncountable - English Only forum
volume(countable or uncountable) - English Only forum
warning of imminent war [war countable/ uncountable] - English Only forum
watching movies countable or uncountable? - English Only forum
what + [uncountable noun]! - English Only forum
what a great help / uncountable noun structure - English Only forum
What a lot of books/water (countable & uncountable) - English Only forum
What a something (for uncountable nouns) - English Only forum
what about + singular/plural/uncountable - English Only forum
What is in it?---It looks like "(uncountable/plural)" - English Only forum
When does the word "cold" become countable or uncountable? - English Only forum
When is "Exercise" countable and when is it uncountable? - English Only forum
when is "prawn" countable and when is it uncountable? - English Only forum
when "talent" refers to people, is it uncountable? - English Only forum
When to use the uncountable and the countable 'responsibility?' - English Only forum
Why is 'furniture' uncountable when refers to specific things? - English Only forum
Why is 'furniture' uncountable? - English Only forum
Wife -- uncountable - English Only forum
Wind [countable or uncountable?] - English Only forum
Wine - countable or uncountable - English Only forum
with uncountable <nouns> and plural nouns - English Only forum
"Writing": uncountable, countable, or both? - English Only forum
Yoghurt - countable or uncountable - English Only forum

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