How should I reason to figure out whether a noun is countable or not?
I know that e.g. water is not countable, but should I think: Is this X possible to have many of next to each other in real life?
One pencil, ... but I can also have many pencils, therefore countable?
One furniture, many furnitures next to each other ... also countable?
I know that e.g. water is not countable, but should I think: Is this X possible to have many of next to each other in real life?
One pencil, ... but I can also have many pencils, therefore countable?
One furniture, many furnitures next to each other ... also countable?












