FRUIT, COUNTABLE OR UNCOUNTABLE NOUN?

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FRUIT, COUNTABLE OR UNCOUNTABLE NOUN?

casmo

FRUIT, COUNTABLE OR UNCOUNTABLE NOUN?

28 Nov 2010

Isabelucha

uncountable.

"I have lots of fruit in the basket."

you cannot say I have "a fruit", but you can say: I have "3 apples, or 5 bananas".

fruit is general, uncountable.

Hope it helps.

28 Nov 2010

hafedh chairet

fruit is uncountable in general, but it can be countable when we refer to types of fruit.
eg they sell a lot of fruits, means they sell different kinds of fruit.

28 Nov 2010