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"Lakes" is a countable noun.
- "Lakes" is a countable noun.
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Lake is a countable noun.
Lakes is the plural form of a countable noun, lake.
Lakes is the plural form of a countable noun, lake.
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Anonymous lakes is a contable nounsVery few nouns that end in "s" are uncountable.
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CalifJimVery few nouns that end in "s" are uncountable.
Exception: Nouns ending in -ness
fairness
gentleness
bitterness
brittleness
cheerfulness
eagerness
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OK. Let's parse this a bit more finely.
If you categorize them into groups like the -ness group and the -sis group and the ... and the ..., you won't have many categories to remember.
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If you categorize them into groups like the -ness group and the -sis group and the ... and the ..., you won't have many categories to remember.
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