Question

"he has learned the alphabet", identify countable and uncountable noun​

Answer 1

Explanation:

It is countable because we can count the alphabets and there are only 26 alphabets

Answer 2

"He has learned the alphabet" => Countable noun

• The Countable noun refers to the things that can be counted whereas Uncountable nouns refer to the things that can not be counted.

• Countable nouns have singular or plural forms like - pen/pens, book/books.

• Uncountable nouns do not have a plural form. examples of uncountable nouns are rice, milk, sugar, etc

• In the given sentence, the word ''alphabet'' is a countable noun. we can count alphabets. There are 26 alphabets in English.  Hence, it is the countable noun.