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Jesusengland Posted 18 years ago
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Victory : countable and uncountable noun
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When do I have to use Victory word like a countable noun and when like an uncountable noun?
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When do I have to use Victory word like a countable noun and when like an uncountable noun?
Thanks.
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Hi, When do I have to use Victory word like a countable noun and when like an uncountable noun ? Uncountable when making a general statement. eg the well-known saying, 'Victory is sweet'.
- Hi, When do I have to use Victory word like a countable noun and when like an uncountable noun ?
- Uncountable when making a general statement.
- eg the well-known saying, 'Victory is sweet'.
- eg Wellington's goal at Waterloo was victory.
- Countable when thinking of an individual victory.
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Hi,
When do I have to use Victory word like a countable noun and when like an uncountable noun?
Uncountable when making a general statement.
eg the well-known saying, 'Victory is sweet'.
eg Wellington's goal at Waterloo was victory.
Countable when thinking of an individual victory.
When do I have to use Victory word like a countable noun and when like an uncountable noun?
Uncountable when making a general statement.
eg the well-known saying, 'Victory is sweet'.
eg Wellington's goal at Waterloo was victory.
Countable when thinking of an individual victory.
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