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Answered by mdivya9231
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Countable nouns are nouns that can be counted. They can be denoted by size, amount, or value related words, and can appear in both singular and plural form. Examples: bird, tree, rock.

Mass nouns, also referred to as non-countable nouns, signify unbounded amounts, such as liquid, small objects, and abstract or immeasurable concepts. Examples: water, rice, education.

Collective nouns are considered a subset of countable nouns because they refer to a group of countable nouns as a single unit. Examples: there are 12 eggs in dozen, and there are 52 cards in a deck.

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