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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
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uncountable nouns with adjectives
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00 Can an uncountable noun have adjectives in front of it and if it can, can you clarify the rules on that and give me some examples to slow cook the self-consolidation process. 02 br
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00 Compassionate nature always sheds tears for the insolent. 0-
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00 Can an uncountable noun have adjectives in front of it and if it can, can you clarify the rules on that and give me some examples to slow cook the self-consolidation process. 02 br
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00 Ex of mine: 02 br
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00 Compassionate nature always sheds tears for the insolent. 0-
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0 Sure, an uncountable noun can have adjectives. 0-
- 0 Sure, an uncountable noun can have adjectives.
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0 Sure, an uncountable noun can have adjectives. No rules, and no limit, it seems to me: 02 br
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01 i 00 Fragile/fleeting/entrancing/unselfconscious/ravishing/Asian/female/unemployed/disregarded/heavenly beauty 02 i 00 . 0-
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