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Countable |
A dog You can count dogs. |
An apple You can count apples. |
A car You can count cars. |
An umbrella You can count umbrellas. |
A glass You can count glasses. |
A candle You can count candles. |
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Question |
How many dogs are there? | How many apples are there? | How many cars are there? | How many umbrellas are there? | How many glasses are there? | How many candles are there? | ||
Answer |
There's one dog. | There are two apples. | There are three cars. | There are four umbrellas. | There are five glasses. | There are six candles. |
Uncountable nouns do not take an article and do not have a plural form.
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