Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Lists of countable and uncountable nouns
Hi,
I'd like to know if I can write 'There is some bread, ham, cheese and tomatoes.' or if I need to separate the countable and the uncountable nouns 'There is some bread, ham and cheese and there are some tomatoes.'
Thank you
I'd like to know if I can write 'There is some bread, ham, cheese and tomatoes.' or if I need to separate the countable and the uncountable nouns 'There is some bread, ham and cheese and there are some tomatoes.'
Thank you
Top answer
' You can write that. Yes. ' No.
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AnonymousI'd like to know if I can write 'There is some bread, ham, cheese and tomatoes.'You can write that. Yes.
Anonymousor if I need to separate the countable and the uncountable nouns 'There is some bread, ham and cheese and there are some tomatoes.'No. That's bizarre. Nobody separates nouns like that.
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