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There is also another good way to decide if a noun is count or noncount. Take a look at the use of the words much and many in the following sentences. We have $\underline \text {much furniture}$ in our store.

   There is also another good way to decide if a noun is count or noncount. Take a look at the use of the words much and many in the following sentences.
We have $\underline \text {much furniture}$ in our store.

English Grammar: Understanding the Basics

English Grammar: Understanding the Basics

Evelyn P. Altenberg,…

Chapter 1, Problem 5

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There is also another good way to decide if a noun is count or noncount. Take a look at the use of the words much and many in the following sentences. We have $\underline \text {much furniture}$ in our store.

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