Countable and Uncountable Nouns

Here are some examples of countable and uncountable nouns
dollar - money
song - music
suitcase - luggage
table - furniture
battery - electricity
bottle - wine
report - information
tip - advice
journey - travel
job - work
view - scenery

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@@aleeshagul4517 If the word fruit means apples,oranges,tangerins and so on,then this word is uncountable. But if the word fruit means плоды,then this word is countable.

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Is 'load' countable or uncountable?
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The noun "load" is usually considered a countable noun. However, there are some cases where "load" is usually used in a singular form, even though it is a countable noun. This happens when we are talking about a feeling of responsibility.

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What about garlic?

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An garlic is a countable noun

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I donno why grammarians made " luggage" an uncountable noun. That doesn't make a bit of sense.

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Safe travels.

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wines

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Sir money countable

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💵 Money is not a countable noun; it's considered uncountable. So, we don't say "one money" or "two moneys." Instead, we treat it as a singular mass noun, like water or sand.

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Work . luggage. Furniture are countable nouns for sure

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