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Countable: http://www.englishforums.com/English/WhyNoArticleHere/ggjmr/post.htm As for uncountable, you have already seen them: "Water boils at 100 centigrades (at the "standard" atmospheric pressure)" — here "water" refers to the verty substance, and the sentence...

Hi Ant,In one of the last posts you said: What I wanted to say is, whenever the indefinite article is used, the following noun is either countable or plays a "countable" role.Question 1:Emphasis is on the whenever. This is the same thing I said above. Let me rephrase it again, even...

1. Why should there be indefinite articles As and shouldn't be there the definite articles Thes? Jenny was a most lovable person. She is a most beautiful person. You gave me a correct answer. Because the writer doesn't want to emphasize these are the absolute best in each respect...

To whom it may concern. "Pride is an abomination, one must forego the self to attain spiritual creaminess and avoid the chewy chunks of degradation" (Bacall)

Some has a variety of uses. As an indefinite article (like a/an) it modifies plural count nouns and mass nouns.Some boys walked down the street.Some cold beer would taste great right now.I would say some examples and some material. In some cases, the context or knowledge of the world may be...

Maserati wrote: After she knew her subordinate affiliated with IBM Company, she made many eulogies and promised to back away from IC field. "Once she knew her subordinate had affiliated with the IBM Company, she was very complimentary and promised to move away from the IC field." 1) "Once"...

Hello MrP. So, a poet! Poetry is an area regarding which I must acknowledge my complete ignorance. Of course, I can’t write anything of this kind, and I can only read with some enjoyment some things by Borges, Manrique and Prévert. Thanks for your very useful suggestions. Here I’ve four more...

AT JOHN 1:1 the King James Version reads: "In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God." Trinitarians claim that this means that "the Word" (Greek, ho lo'gos) who came to earth as Jesus Christ was Almighty God himself. Someone who is "with" another person...