Question

is crowd a countable noun or uncountable noun

Answer 1

Answer:

Explanation:

Answer:

Crowd is an uncountable nouns, an evidence is a countable nouns.

Explanation:

Crowd is a general noun, so it is uncountable. You don't use any articles with it.

Answer 2

Answer:

Crowd is an uncountable noun.

What is countable noun?

• A countable noun is a noun which we can count.

Examples

1. Dog.
2. Tree.
3. House.
4. Friend.
5. Book.
6. School.
7. Orange.
8. Cat.
9. Animal.
10. Box.
11. Cup.
12. Plate.
13. Frog.
14. Bag.

What is an uncountable noun?

• An uncountable noun is a noun which we can not count.

Examples

1. Music.
2. Art.
3. Happiness.
4. Advice.
5. Information.
6. News.
7. Butter.
8. Water.
9. Sugar.
10. Hair.
11. Air.
12. Rice.
13. Pulse.
14. Love.

Which kind of noun is crowd?

Crowd is a collective noun.