English, asked by Himanshi5876, 10 months ago

Is ( ) noun countable or uncountable ,
Be careful ! The (water) is deep.

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Answered by fmak5

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Answer:

Uncountable.........

Explanation:

Water is an uncountable noun because it is a liquid. We cannot count water.

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