holdenenglish
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Hi teachers
I believe that the word ‘ballast’ should be uncountable. But why it is used as a countable noun in the following article’s headline:
Asian dividends: A ballast in times of volatility
https://www.eastspring.com/hk/Insights/asian-dividends-a-ballast-in-times-of-volatility
Cheers
Holden
I believe that the word ‘ballast’ should be uncountable. But why it is used as a countable noun in the following article’s headline:
Asian dividends: A ballast in times of volatility
https://www.eastspring.com/hk/Insights/asian-dividends-a-ballast-in-times-of-volatility
Cheers
Holden