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Believer Posted 20 years ago
Grammar

some examples of their countable nature at work

Hi,

I used these three words before in a previous post to ask a question but I was sure of the responses, so I using them again to ask this one.

Can you give me some examples of their countable-nature side at work? The words are juice, soda, and cheese. The dictionary I looked at indicated that they are variable.
  

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Hi, This glass contains orange juice. This one has apple juice, and this one has pineapple juice. These juices are all delicious.

— Clive

  • Hi, This glass contains orange juice.
  • This one has apple juice, and this one has pineapple juice.
  • These juices are all delicious.
  • I was thirsty, so I bought 6 soda s.
  • ) ' Cheese' - similar to the juice explanation.
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Hi,

This glass contains orange juice. This one has apple juice, and this one has pineapple juice. These juices are all delicious.

I was thirsty, so I bought 6 sodas. (US expression meaning a soft drink.)

'Cheese' - similar to the juice explanation.

Best wishes, Clive
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