Condition countable/uncountable

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Hi everybody.
The word "condition", is it countable or uncountable?
"a car in a very condition"
"a car in very good condition"
Which is right?
Thank you.
 
vasea1977 said:
Hi everybody.
The word "condition", is it countable or uncountable?
"a car in a very condition"
"a car in very good condition"
Which is right?
Thank you.
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The second one is correct.
 
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