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Englishnewbie Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
reward
Hello,
Can the word "reward" be used as an uncountable noun?
Reward is what drives workers to focus on working hard,
THanks.
Can the word "reward" be used as an uncountable noun?
Reward is what drives workers to focus on working hard,
THanks.
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Usually reward is countable. The use of it as a generalization or abstraction (uncountable) is OK. Reward is what drives workers to work hard.
- Usually reward is countable.
- The use of it as a generalization or abstraction (uncountable) is OK.
- Reward is what drives workers to work hard.
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Usually reward is countable. The use of it as a generalization or abstraction (uncountable) is OK.
Reward is what drives workers to work hard.
Reward is what drives workers to work hard.
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