What is countable noun and uncountable noun ?
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Nouns which can be counted is known as countable noun
E.g. - oranges , pen etc
Nouns which cannot be counted is known. as uncountable noun
Eg.- rice, hairs, water etc.
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E.g. - oranges , pen etc
Nouns which cannot be counted is known. as uncountable noun
Eg.- rice, hairs, water etc.
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fatamtany:
Hey... uncountable noun mainly have nouns such as kilos, volume....
They need a medium to count.
Countable nouns are those which can be counted on our fingertips.... Rice and hairs are to some extent possible to count on our fingertips... Exaple of water is correct...
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Countable ( or countables) are the names of objects, people, etc. that we can count, e.g. pen, apple,ball, boy, sister, doctor.
Uncountable nouns (or uncomfortables) are the names of things which we cannot count, e.g.,oil, milk, sugar,gold,honesty. They mainly denote substance and abstract things.
Countable nouns have plural forms while uncountable nouns do not.
For example, we say "books" but we cannot say "milks"
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Countable ( or countables) are the names of objects, people, etc. that we can count, e.g. pen, apple,ball, boy, sister, doctor.
Uncountable nouns (or uncomfortables) are the names of things which we cannot count, e.g.,oil, milk, sugar,gold,honesty. They mainly denote substance and abstract things.
Countable nouns have plural forms while uncountable nouns do not.
For example, we say "books" but we cannot say "milks"
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