Question

What is morning countable or uncountable noun?

Answer 1

morning is a verb ..there no about countable and uncountable

Answer 2

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What is morning countable or uncountable noun?

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Morning is a verb in this sentence there is no noun.

_______ ↓ ________

$\huge\underline\bold\purple{Countable}$

A Countable noun is a noun that can be counted.

$\bold{Eg.\: \:Car, \:Book, \:Flower }$

$\huge\underline\bold\purple{Uncountable}$

Anything that can not be counted is an Uncountable noun.

$\bold{Eg.\:\:Milk, \:Water,\: Sugar}$

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Let me tell you more about Countable nouns

The Countable noun has both singular and pural forms.

Eg. Car → Cars

Book → Books

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Singluar verbs are used with singular Countable nouns, while plural verbs are used with plural Countable nouns.

$My \bold\purple{cat}\red{\:is}$ playing.

→ Cat is a singular Countable noun

→ Is is a Singular verb

$My\: \bold\purple{cats}\red{\:are}$playing.

→ Cats is a Plural Countable nouns

→ Are is a Plural verb

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Uncountable nouns are always singular and always should be used in singular

Honestly is a best policy.

$\bold{Not}$

Honestly are the best policy.

$\large\bold\red{Remember:}$

Uncountable nouns cannot use a, an or any number before them.

$\bold\red{Means:}$ can't use any artical with any uncountable noun.