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| I am confused about using countable and uncountable nouns. Using correctly between two words "fruit"(uncountable) and"fruits"(countable) is extremely difficult to me. Please help me. Thanks. |
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| The noun "fruit" is non-count, I like fruit, animals, and colors. *I like fruits. (ungrammatical) The noun "fruits" is somewhat a new addition to the English language. It is uses in the produce field. You might come across it on a sign at your local foodstore. It refers to more than one kind of fruit. |
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