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Is 'MORE' countable or non-countable?

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by crossingfingers » Wed Dec 31, 2008 11:24 am
refer the SANAM pronouns...they can be used for countable and non-countable - some,more,all,none,any
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by maihuna » Wed Dec 31, 2008 12:18 pm
OOps..SANAM means MOST for M not more...examples....

btw....from where this questions arises for countable vs non-countable...what parts of speech they are...I dont thing they are noun...we use countabl/non-countable for noun only....right??????????

More is a modifier....as less is....much more most....are they adjective???
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