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The use of the noun food that is countable when used for kinds or types of food, such as they served no dairy based foods.
The noun food used as a thing is a non-count noun. Terms such as some food, a morsel of food, no food, the food for lunch, etc. are typically used.
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∙ 12y ago
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∙ 10y agoFood may be a count noun but is not always. In the plural form, foods, it is usually a count noun, as in the sentence, "I ate only two foods at breakfast today: yogurt and cereal". (Some very precise speakers might prefer to substitute "foodstuffs" for "foods" in this sentence.) This sentence does not disclose the total quantity eaten. The singular form, food, is usually an uncounted noun, modified by "much" rather than "many", as in the sentence, "I ate too much food for dinner today", which does not disclose how many foods or foodstuffs were eaten but instead states that the total quantity eaten was excessive.
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∙ 7y agoYes, the noun 'dinner' is a countable noun. The plural noun is dinners.
Examples:
I'll finish my homework after dinner. (singular)
We served over two hundred dinners at the benefit. (plural)
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∙ 11y agoYes, the word 'menu' is a countable noun: one menu, two menus.
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Is a menu countable noun?
Yes, the word 'menu' is a countable noun; one menu or an order of fifty menus.
Is menu countable or uncountable?
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