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Sara fernandez luna Posted 8 years ago
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Uncountable or countable?

The word " milk" is uncountable or countable?

  

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It is non-count in virtually all uses. One exception might arise in a café or restaurant: Waiter: what can I get you guys? Customer: we'd like four teas, three coffees and two milks please .

— BillJ

  • It is non-count in virtually all uses.
  • One exception might arise in a café or restaurant: Waiter: what can I get you guys?
  • Customer: we'd like four teas, three coffees and two milks please .
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It is non-count in virtually all uses.

One exception might arise in a café or restaurant:

Waiter: what can I get you guys?

Customer: we'd like four teas, three coffees and two milks please.


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