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Cofusion about rupee, liters etc. countable/Uncountable
describe it either rupees or litres in countable or uncountable noun.
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Countable plural nouns. Almost any noun with an '-s' signifying more than one is a countable noun. However, quantities of money are often singular: Fifteen dollars is a lot to pay for a sandwich.
- Countable plural nouns.
- Almost any noun with an '-s' signifying more than one is a countable noun.
- However, quantities of money are often singular: Fifteen dollars is a lot to pay for a sandwich.
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Countable plural nouns. Almost any noun with an '-s' signifying more than one is a countable noun. However, quantities of money are often singular:
Fifteen dollars is a lot to pay for a sandwich.
Fifteen dollars is a lot to pay for a sandwich.
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