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H M Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Countable or uncountable??-volume
I attached two files that I'd like a friend whose native language is English to read them aloud and record when she has time.
I'd like to say;
1)But there are a lot of volumes. You don't have to read all of them. You can just choose which you like to read.
2)But there is a lot of volume. You don't have to read all of them. You can just choose which you like to read.
Thank you in advance!
I'd like to say;
1)But there are a lot of volumes. You don't have to read all of them. You can just choose which you like to read.
2)But there is a lot of volume. You don't have to read all of them. You can just choose which you like to read.
Thank you in advance!
Top answer
Volume, meaning a bound compendium of writings, is countable.
- Volume, meaning a bound compendium of writings, is countable.
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