Are sentences correct?

[kohyoongliat]

Dear Teacher

He has a thin stubble on his face.

He has a stubble on his face.

The cattle grazed the field down to a stubble.

Are the above sentences correct grammatically?

Thank you very much.

[svartnik]

stubble is a U

[Ngoc_Trong_May]

Yes ,i think they are grammatically correct,of course ( because " a stubble " is involved in wikipedia ) .As my thoughts ,when you say about a particular person or something ,you can use " a stubble " .It means the stubble of specific one . And you use " stubble " with a larger meaning ,it is beard .On the other hand ,it is a general concept .
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It is only my thoughts ,because in English has a lot of words not only in uncount shape but count shape as well

[kohyoongliat]

Hello Casiopea

Could you confirm that I've been given the correct answers by the members?

Thanks in advance.

[fiona bramble]

I'm not sure by reading this if it is sorted out or not but...
"He has a thin stubble on his face"
"He has a stubble on his face"
'The cows..."

I'll dig around in my grammar books if you can't find out why!

[Tdol]

As it's normally uncountable, the second doesn't work, but the first and third are particular instances of stubble, so can be used with the article.