tagranados
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I recently read that a lot of non-countable nouns end in -ing. For instance, camping.
I then read that it is improper to use the determiners A and An with non-countable nouns.
Q. Is "I'm going on a camping trip" an incorrect sentence?
I then read that it is improper to use the determiners A and An with non-countable nouns.
Q. Is "I'm going on a camping trip" an incorrect sentence?