Count and Noncount Nouns
A noun (person, place, idea, or thing) can be divided into two categories: count and noncount nouns. Count nouns are nouns that can be counted from one to anything else. Noncount nouns get their name from the fact they cannot be
counted or pluralized. For example, you would never say, “There are three airs outside.” useful to have a reminder
of some of the noncount nouns and to know how they operate along with other grammatical concepts
Lilian Gabriela Pineda Marroquin Count and Noncount Nouns
A noun (person, place, idea, or thing) can be divided into two categories: count and noncount nouns. Count nouns are nouns that can be counted from one to anything else. Noncount nouns get their name from the fact they cannot be
counted or pluralized. For example, you would never say, “There are three airs outside.” useful to have a reminder
of some of the noncount nouns and to know how they operate along with other grammatical concepts
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