1. Should I use definite articles in this sentence? Why/why not? I would not use the definite article. However, I might possibly use it if the sentence is a reference to something previously mentioned in the the broader context -- in which certain

Hi, Used that way, it means a glass of Coke / a can of Coke/ a drink of Coke . Similary, we say things like eg Would you like a beer? eg I bought two coffees and a tea. The word 'Coke' should really have a capital, as

Hi Clive Please can you explain why 'coke' is countable in the fourth sentence mentioned above? Thanks SarahJay

what is the differences between mass nouns and uncountable nouns?

1. Is the comma correctly used?-- No. No comma. Most important of all is meeting daily needs. 2. Does the phrase "One of" (do I have to capitalize the word in quotes if that word appears first in a sentence?-- No. Could I have written

Please check these. Also please answer the questions. 1. Is the comma correctly used? Most important of all, is the need to meet the daily needs. 2. Does the phrase "One of" (do I have to capitalize the word in quotes

Hi, Correct. Would you like to try some more? Clive

If someone can help I am happy I need to know countable and uncountable nouns for homework I need to know bold words are countable or uncountable but do not understand 1. The windows are made of glass . 2. She has a glass of milk

"Money" is an uncountable noun because of the rule that " we do not use a/an with uncountable nouns" Eg. we do not say: an oxygen a sand a gravel similarly, we dont say "a money" we count money in

The noun "dream" is countable. We can consider that "imagination" is either uncountable or countable , See the definition at Cambridge Dictionaries Online: imagination . Here's an example to show how