rulez161 wrote:
Yela wrote:
Hi there,
Could anyone explain how is tax inscentives a countable noun?
I don't see how you can say, 1 tax inscentive, 2 tax inscentives, 3 ... etc.
Could someone elaborate on the concept, pls?
Many thanks,
Yela
Could anyone explain how is tax inscentives a countable noun?
I don't see how you can say, 1 tax inscentive, 2 tax inscentives, 3 ... etc.
Could someone elaborate on the concept, pls?
Many thanks,
Yela
I have this same question. Somebody please explainthis.
Any noun expressed in plural form MUST be countable - plural form is applicable only for countable nouns. Here since "incentives" is plural, it must be a countable noun.
(There may be many different incentives provided
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