Anonymous Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
determiner
When the noun "increase" is countable and when not?
e.g. "insrease of moisture content caused...." can I use "an" ?
e.g. "insrease of moisture content caused...." can I use "an" ?
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Anonymous When the noun "increase" is countable and when not? g. " can I use "an" ?
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AnonymousWhen the noun "increase" is countable and when not?Yes, you can say 'an increase in moisture'.
e.g. "insrease of moisture content caused...." can I use "an" ?
'Increase' as an abstract noun is always countable.
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