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Souri Posted 4 years ago
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Uncountable noun
sportsperson is a person who plays a lot of sport.
Is sport uncountable?
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Souri A sportsperson is a person who plays a lot of sport. Souri Is sport uncountable? It's ordinarily uncountable when it refers to sports in general, but it's used as a plural noun in American English.
- Souri A sportsperson is a person who plays a lot of sport.
- Souri Is sport uncountable?
- It's ordinarily uncountable when it refers to sports in general, but it's used as a plural noun in American English.
- British speaker: I like watching sport on TV.
- American speaker: I like watching sports on TV.
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Souri
A sportsperson is a person who plays a lot of sport.
SouriIs sport uncountable?
It's ordinarily uncountable when it refers to sports in general, but it's used as a plural noun in American English.
British speaker: I like watching
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