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Results tagged with countability
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user 40323
"Countability" is a property of English nouns, which reflects whether or not they have a plural form.
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"She speaks an impeccable English" vs "She speaks impeccable English"
I believe the observation about countables is insightful and has some relevance, but is not the whole story.
The examples of other use cases for including articles are also helpful. I would add that …
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