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Guest  +  28240 Thu, 22 Apr 04 10:33 AM
Given are some countable and noncountable nouns.Please categorise them for me with reasons

a cup of tea
books
cheese
milk
a loaf of bread
money
water
ajar of jam
bags
eggs
kites
butter
wine
jam




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Guest, 5 yr 213 days ago
a cup of tea
books
a loaf of bread
ajar of jam
bags
eggs
kites
The above said nouns are countable nouns because they have singular and plural forms.
The rest are uncountable because you don't have plural forms of them.
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