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Believer Posted 19 years ago
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an instance of it?

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00Please tell me if the following partial sentence is expressing an instance of the uncountable noun 'willingness' and if it is, if you can, tell me how would I know if it is an instance of something is because sometimes it is hard to convince myself of it even after spenting many arduous? minutes looking at it.02br
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01i00The last of these is 01u00a willingness02u00 to look honestly and critically at the desire of those reading the article ... 02i0-
  

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0Yes it an example of the the noun: 'a willingness'.02br
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00I don't understand the second part of your question.0-
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0Hi, Nona02br
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00Isn't the noun 'willingness' an uncountable noun? If it is, why does it have 'a' there?02br
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00Thank you.0-
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0 It's both singular and uncoutable:02br
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00willingness02br
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00noun00 00[01b00S02b00 00or 00U]02br
00[+ 01i00to02i00 infinitive]00 She shows a willingness 01b00to02b00 work on her own initiative.02br
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