Question on: SS1 English - Grammar: Making Uncountable Nouns and Countable Noun
Which of the following is an example of an uncountable noun?
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A
Cat
B
Water
C
Book
D
Chair
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Correct Option: B
An uncountable noun is a noun that cannot be counted as individual units.
* **Water** is a substance that cannot be easily counted. We measure it in liters, gallons, etc., but we don't count "waters."
* **Cat**, **Book**, and **Chair** are countable nouns; we can have one cat, two books, three chairs, etc.
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