Countable or uncountable? (topic nouns)

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OK. I think dat cereal, crisps, mashed potatoe, snack - uncountable.

A bowl of cereal, a cup ot tea, buiscuits and sweets - countable

grammar does not have a variant for non-natives

alexandr krygOK. I think dat cereal, crisps, mashed potatoe, snack - uncountable.

Do you really think that 'dat' is correct in that first sentence?

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alexandr krygA bowl of cereal, a cup ot tea, buisc

dat is a preposition that
OK. And why crisps in a plural form is uncountable?

fivejedjon, thanks

I need more answers

A simple tip for most of my Asian students.

If a noun has a plural form eg, snack(s), candies - they are usually countable.

on the contrary,

If a noun does not have a plural form, water, oil - they are usually uncountable.

This is not a "definite" rule as there are always exceptions in English. And some nouns can be both countable and uncountable depending o

alexandr krygfivejedjon, thanksI need more answers

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