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I have a cold and I have a fever.
Why is an indefinite article "a" put before the word "cold" or "fever"?
Are they countable nouns? Are there two colds(fevers), three colds...??
2016年12月25日 14:16
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Hi Kimtalki,
No, fever and cold are not countable nouns. So we always say I have a cold and a fever. But if you were going to say that you've had several of each, you would say:
I've had three colds this year.
Let me know if I can help you with any of my classes--Ilene Springer
2016年12月25日
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