A noob question... I think that uncountable nouns go with singular tobe verbs (like is and was), don't they?(Just asking some noob questions to confirm some English lessons)

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Mike

A noob question...

I think that uncountable nouns go with singular tobe verbs (like is and was), don't they?

(Just asking some noob questions to confirm some English lessons)

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Although, this is the wrong section for such questions.

You should use the "answers" section instead for specific language questions.

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Yes

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Yes they do.

Some examples of uncountable nouns in a sentence:

Music IS great.

Money IS hard to manage.

You would NEVER say:

Music ARE great.

Money ARE hard to manage.

The trick to knowing if you should use IS or ARE is this:

Does the noun have a plural form?

Musics, or moneys, are not words, so you would use "IS".

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Mike

المهارات اللغوية

الصينية (الكانتونية), الإنجليزية, الفيتنامية

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الصينية (الكانتونية), الإنجليزية

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