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JesterLegacy Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Uncountables
Can I use " It provides you with a constant wind"? or, should it be "It provides you with constant winds"?
I know that indefinite article a/an is prohibited to use with uncountables, so can anyone provide me with a list of uncountable nouns with the use of something like a........of (uncountable)?
I know that indefinite article a/an is prohibited to use with uncountables, so can anyone provide me with a list of uncountable nouns with the use of something like a........of (uncountable)?
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What are you speaking of? A fan? It provides you with a constant breeze.
- What are you speaking of?
- A fan?
- It provides you with a constant breeze.
- of (uncountable)?
- Almost any uncountable noun can be treated this way if it is modified.
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What are you speaking of? A fan?
It provides you with a constant breeze.
It provides you with a constant breeze.
JesterLegacycan anyone provide me with a list of uncountable nouns with the use of something like a........of (uncountable)?Almost any uncountable noun can be treated this way if it is modified.
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