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Why not *Knowledges of English?

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Almost all nouns are either countable or uncountable. However, nouns are not fixed in only one way. They cross over. Whether nouns are countable or uncountable depends on how people perceive situations where nouns are used. This paper is concerned with the process which mass and abstract nouns go through to become what is called countable nouns. Another concern is why some nouns are not allowed to take the plural form even if they have their corresponding singular form. This goes against the general pattern. This paper addresses how the singularity of some nouns does not fully guarantee their plural counterparts.

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