OBJECTIVES. Making uncountable nouns countable You can make many uncountable nouns singular by adding a piece of, a loaf of, a liter of, a glass of, etc.

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OBJECTIVES

Making uncountable nouns countable You can make many uncountable nouns singular by adding a piece of, a loaf of, a liter of, a glass of, etc. Similarly, you can make such nouns plural with pieces of, two loaves of, two liters of, etc.Let see some examples:

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