Countable Nouns VS Noncountable Nouns
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When an uncountable noun is thought of as being a normal portion (cup, bottle, glass) or a type (american cheese, swiss cheese) you can change them to countable....You can say "I would like 2 coffees"...you can also say "My favorite cheeses are American and Swiss" !!!
edwardlinnnorris 1 year ago
I Agree...
klashyn 2 years ago
Good lesson i think i understand countable and non countable nouns now.
klashyn 2 years ago
Nice class!
nnwmidiacenter 2 years ago