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What is an example of a countable, uncountable, countable or uncountable noun and always plural? I'm learning English and don't know any examples of the four groups.

1.countable
2.uncountable
3.countable and uncountable
4.always plural

Answer 1

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Tree
Weather
Coffee
Clothes

You can always have several trees. 'How many trees are there in your garden?'

Countable Nouns

You can't have several weathers. 'How is the weather in England?'

Uncountable Nouns

You can have both uncountable and countable coffee Uncountable - 'How much coffee do you drink every day?' Countable - 'I'll buy three coffees please'

Countable and Uncountable Nouns

Whenever you say clothes, it is always plural. 'Where are my clothes?'

Always Plural Nouns

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When evaluating a one-sided limit, you need to be careful when a quantity is approaching zero since its sign is different depending on which way it is approaching zero from. Let us look at some examples.

What is an example of a countable, uncountable, countable or uncountable noun and always plural? I'm learning English and don't know any examples of the four groups.

1.countable 2.uncountable 3.countable and uncountable 4.always plural

1.countable
2.uncountable
3.countable and uncountable
4.always plural