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Banana is a countable or uncountable noun?
A bunch of bananas -- is right?
There are some bananas ---is right?
There is a bunch of bananas---right?
I confused about nouns.
Banana is a countable or uncountable noun?
A bunch of bananas -- is right?
There are some bananas ---is right?
There is a bunch of bananas---right?
I confused about nouns.
A bunch of bananas -- is right?
There are some bananas ---is right?
There is a bunch of bananas---right?
I confused about nouns.
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Yes, "banana" is a countable noun.
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