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countable or uncountable
mu�equita
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countable or uncountable
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Hello dear friends I really appreciate your help, on this topic, the question is:
- omelet is COUNTABLE OR UNCOUNTABLE
-crepe is COUNTABLE OR UNCOUNTABLE
- noodle is COUNTABLE OR UNCOUNTABLE
- pancake is COUNTABLE OR UNCOUNTABLE
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7 Jul 2014
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redcamarocruiser
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They are all countable because they have a plural with s.
I have 2 pancakes. I ordered 2 omelets. I ate 2 crepes. There were 5o noodles in the bag. |
7 Jul 2014
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mu�equita
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thanks for your answer, God bless you
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7 Jul 2014
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cindyfreksen
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To work out if things are countable you can just try to put one in front of the noun eg:
One pancake yes that works, but one money, nope sounds silly! One noodle sounds fine, but one spaghetti sounds really odd.
I don �t know it that helps, but think can I count the stuff... ok you could count spaghetti, but I think that it is uncountable because it is a collective noun for a pasta type.
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8 Jul 2014
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