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Peaceblinkfriend Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

Can you use 'those' with an uncountable noun?

Can you use 'those' with an uncountable noun? 

For instance, 

He soon became numb to those clutter along the hallway.

Thanks 

PBF
  

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no, you would have to say "that clutter" because "clutter" is singular. "

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no, you would have to say "that clutter" because "clutter" is singular. You would also say "he soon became numb to that noise in the hallway.."
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PeaceblinkfriendCan you use 'those' with an uncountable noun?
Never. those is only for countable plurals.
CJ
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Ah, I see. I wasn't sure about it. It's time I brushed up on the basics. 

Thanks for all of your replies. 

PBF
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