New posts in countable-nouns

Is “troop” unique among English words in meaning both a group and an individual member of that kind of group?

nouns grammatical-number collective-nouns countable-nouns

Is it correct to use infrastructure as a countable noun in this context?

uncountable-nouns countable-nouns

Is it "if you need further instruction" or "if you need further instructions"?

grammar grammatical-number uncountable-nouns countable-nouns

Countable ingredient pluralization for English cookbooks

grammatical-number countable-nouns

Is "I've told you at fewest ten times" grammatical?

grammar countable-nouns uncountable-nouns

Is radish countable or uncountable?

grammar uncountable-nouns countable-nouns food

"Eat more fruit(s) and vegetables" Is there a BE and AE difference?

grammatical-number american-english british-english uncountable-nouns countable-nouns

much natural or more natural?

adjectives uncountable-nouns countable-nouns

Shouldn’t we use "lots of" with plural nouns and "a lot of" with singular ones?

grammatical-number verb-agreement countable-nouns quantifiers

water is a liquid vs water is liquid [duplicate]

articles uncountable-nouns countable-nouns

Why do Americans say "less than five people"? [duplicate]

countable-nouns

Is "Too Much People" possible when I want to get the feeling of uncountable people?

meaning-in-context american-english speech uncountable-nouns countable-nouns

Can I switch between 'the cow' and 'cows'? [duplicate]

word-choice grammaticality grammatical-number uncountable-nouns countable-nouns

Does English have any singularia tantum besides mass nouns?

grammar nouns uncountable-nouns countable-nouns pluralia-tantum

Is "surroundings" a plural noun or a mass noun that just happens to take the form of a plural?

nouns grammatical-number uncountable-nouns countable-nouns

In chess lingo, should pieces be preceded with the "the" article? [closed]

articles uncountable-nouns countable-nouns

A code or some code?

nouns uncountable-nouns countable-nouns

Why do we use the article 'a' when referring to 100 items? But we don't use it when referring to any other plural count?

grammatical-number numbers countable-nouns

Article usage in two sentences [duplicate]

articles uncountable-nouns countable-nouns

I like dog or I like dogs which is correct and why?

grammar uncountable-nouns countable-nouns food animals