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For questions about nouns that are viewed as a "mass" or "whole" that cannot be counted or separated. These nouns usually aren't used in the plural, with the indefinite article ("a" or "an"), or with numbers.
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A bit of toothpaste?
My English learner app said "a bit of toothpaste" was wrong but didn't say the reason.
Could you please tell me why?
The app test goes like this.
Choose the correct one:
a bit of ______
A)informati …