An uncountable noun
Hello. I am a student studying English. I have a question.
"Culture" is an uncountable noun, so can I write " a lot of culture" ?
Should it be "a lot of cultres"?
The whole sentence is " We can learn a lot of culture."
Thank you.
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Culture can be countable or uncountable, depending on the context. eg I like to learn about different cultures. eg I understand Japanese culture.
- Culture can be countable or uncountable, depending on the context.
- eg I like to learn about different cultures.
- eg I understand Japanese culture.
- We can learn a lot of culture is not wrong, but there may be a more natural way to say what you mean.
- eg We can learn good manners.
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Culture can be countable or uncountable, depending on the context.
eg I like to learn about different cultures.
eg I understand Japanese culture.
We can learn a lot of culture is not wrong, but there may be a more natural way to say what you mean.
eg We can learn good manners.
eg We can learn a lo about a country's customs..
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