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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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Any uncountable nouns here?
Hi. Please help. Are there any uncountable nouns here? Please see the underlined part. Should we take it to mean "a sight, a sound or a smell, all countable? This is one of the definitions of the word "greet" as a verb from Cambridge Dictionaries Online. The underlining is not part of the definition from Cambridge Dictionaries Online.
[T often passive] If you are greeted by a sight, sound or smell, you notice it immediately when you arrive somewhere
[T often passive] If you are greeted by a sight, sound or smell, you notice it immediately when you arrive somewhere
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The sentence contains only count nouns. 'A' needn't be repeated in lists such as this.
- The sentence contains only count nouns.
- 'A' needn't be repeated in lists such as this.
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The sentence contains only count nouns. 'A' needn't be repeated in lists such as this.
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