Author Question: The difference between a count noun and a noncount noun is A) the count noun can be counted like ... (Read 51 times)

jon_i · **on:** Jul 15, 2018

The difference between a count noun and a noncount noun is

A) the count noun can be counted like people, votes, dogs, etc.
B) the noncount noun is capitalized.
C) the noncount noun is preceded by a or an.

Question 2

Forming a meaningful whole for a paragraph means

A) having a topic sentence, body sentences with details, and a closing sentence.
B) putting all of your thoughts down.
C) having an opening paragraph with a thesis statement, supporting paragraphs with details, and a closing paragraph.
D) writing a list of ideas in outline form.