I found that "firework" is countable noun but sometimes it may be uncountable. So, now I'm wondering how to use this word.
would you say:
I've never seen so many fireworks
or
I've never seen so much fireworks
??
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Only "many" is possible here, where "fireworks" is being used a count noun. – BillJ Jan 29 '17 at 9:18
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Well fireworks can have two different meanings:
I've never seen so many fireworks
You're watching a pyrotechnic display.
I've never seen so much fireworks.
You're observing outbursts of anger.
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1Even if using "fireworks" figuratively, I would still say "many" ... although I'd probably say "a lot of fireworks" instead. I'm not sure how I feel about "much fireworks" -- I'd probably interpret it as a doge meme. – Andrew Jan 29 '17 at 6:56
