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Coincidence Posted 13 years ago
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sunrise
Hello,
I have found the information that the word 'sunrise' is uncountable.
Should I say:
I enjoy watching sunrise. (in general)
or
I enjoy watching the sunrise.
If I am talking about a particular place:
I enjoy sitting on these rocks and watching the sunrise here.
Could you help, please?
I have found the information that the word 'sunrise' is uncountable.
Should I say:
I enjoy watching sunrise. (in general)
or
I enjoy watching the sunrise.
If I am talking about a particular place:
I enjoy sitting on these rocks and watching the sunrise here.
Could you help, please?
Top answer
Coincidence Hello,I have found the information that the word 'sunrise' is uncountable. That's not true. ' Should I say: I enjoy watching sunrise s .
- Coincidence Hello,I have found the information that the word 'sunrise' is uncountable.
- That's not true.
- ' Should I say: I enjoy watching sunrise s .
- I enjoy watching the sunrise.
- (in a particular place)
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CoincidenceHello,I have found the information that the word 'sunrise' is uncountable. That's not true.
'He has filmed dozens of sunrises and sunsets.'
Should I say: I enjoy watching sunrises.
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