Art, asked by grjmk, 11 months ago

Why is some used to describe about uncountable nouns ?

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Answered by modernmaster

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Answer:

because in uncountable noun the quantity is unknown or unmeasured

Answered by NarayanGuru

0

Explanation:

Some is used to describe about uncountable nouns because only the things which can't be counted like-

some water, in this we cant count water

some wheat,we cant count wheat

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