Our question this week revisits the subject of countable nouns. These are people, places or things that can be individually counted. If there's more than one they are plural countable nouns.

Plural and singular nouns are preceded with different words so it's important to know which ones to use.

Singular countable nouns usually need a oran before the word, such as a dog.

The plural version can occur with the definite article, possessive pronouns, and demonstrative pronouns.

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