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Hanuman_2000 Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
knowledge
Hello,
"knowledge" is an uncountable noun , but sometimes I have seen it used as a countable noun.
Could anybody explain me at what situation we use it as a countable noun?
"knowledge" is an uncountable noun , but sometimes I have seen it used as a countable noun.
Could anybody explain me at what situation we use it as a countable noun?
Top answer
Hi Hanuman "have a good/poor knowledge of/about something" paco
- Hi Hanuman "have a good/poor knowledge of/about something" paco
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