Countable and uncountables
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One of the challenges while writing an essay in English is the correct usage of the articles and knowing whether a noun is countable or not. Are there any determiners which can be used for all sort of nouns( countable, both singular and plural and uncountable at the same time?)
As I have read on cambridge online grammar website "any" can have this quality on its " Strong form any meaning ‘it does not matter which’" .
Are there any other determiners like this? Could you provide examples please?
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) And by the way, this fact above is no more than a curiosity. It is not at all useful for writing essays. It won't save you from having to learn to use all the other determiners, because it's going to be impossible to write an essay without using any other determiners except those listed above.
- ) And by the way, this fact above is no more than a curiosity.
- It is not at all useful for writing essays.
- It won't save you from having to learn to use all the other determiners, because it's going to be impossible to write an essay without using any other determiners except those listed above.
- CJ
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Determiners that can be used with singular, plural, or uncountable nouns:
the, some, any, my, your, his, her, its, our, their
(But even so, you have to use them correctly, of course.)
And by the way, this fact above is no more than a curiosity. It is not at all useful for writing essays. It won't save you from having to learn to use all the other determiners, because
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