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Cream is an uncountable noun according to Collins Cobuild English Dictionary for Advanced Learners and Times Chambers Essential English Dictionary

You need to be more careful when you type posts use the Preview function to check yourself so that we don t have to fix your simple mistakes 1 We are going to hold have a discussion on this matter now I know that a certain word triggers a need for a countable or uncountable noun Is this one of...

Hi 1 We are going to hold have discussio or a discussion on this matter now I konw that a certain word trigger a need for a countable or a uncountable noun Is this one of those cases 2 Can you be able to take care of this 3 I hope you would be able to take of this right away what comes after hope...

Animals behave in this way for the same reason that in other circumstances they fight or drive each other away because they or their young gain some advantage Is the advantage above a countable singular or uncountable noun

Rayan Information like many uncountable nouns is always used in singular contexts although you may see otherwise You may see if informations become available But what you may not see is many informations Water sand salt air rain light mud etc are always used in singular context

These are often called uncountable nouns or mass nouns For example you can count apples one apple two apples three apples but you can t count informations There are lots and lots of them in English Some examples are at http learning cl3 ust hk english grammar guide Nouns_and_Pronouns...

How to identify countable noun and uncountable noun when I meet a noun how could I identify it is a countable noun or a uncountable noun Here is a prefect way Just imaging that we can split a noun with a big knife then after we split it make sure is the piece of noun the same thing with the noun...

The price prices of the domestic cars went up dramatically the is not always wrong here but in most contexts it s not required When talking about general market conditions the price of cars is acceptable in my view It s as if cars is treated as an uncountable noun cf the price of sugar and it s...

Hi Something seems amiss in the category structure My understanding used to be that the dictionary entry for a verb begins with the bare infinitive and is typically followed by the present and past participles and then the present 3rd person singular or something like that I always thought of...

Information is an uncountable noun an important piece of information NOT an important information The information was passed on to another government department Collins Cobuild English Dictionary for Advanced Learners