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Is Breads Correct. Bread is a baked mixture of flour yeast and water. There are 14 meanings listed in oed's entry for the noun bread, three of which are labelled obsolete. I know that bread is an uncountable noun. Bread is baked every day. Bread is being used in its uncountable form and so you can't use 'a' as the determiner. So logically its referred pronoun should be singular as well, but recently, i have. The accepted answer is correct, but i think an answer that is both more general and simpler, is that words are not countable or uncountable, senses are countable or uncountable. Individual units of bread are expressed as a loaf of bread, loaves of bread, a slice of bread, slices. 'cakes' is correct because there is a countable form called 'cakes'. See ‘meaning & use’ for. A bread is a type. I really like the breads i baked. this one is a great example. I want to make bread. i'm good at baking cakes and breads. A food made from flour, water, and usually yeast, mixed together and baked: The noun bread is a mass (uncountable) noun.

See ‘meaning & use’ for. Bread is baked every day. I really like the breads i baked. this one is a great example. The accepted answer is correct, but i think an answer that is both more general and simpler, is that words are not countable or uncountable, senses are countable or uncountable. So logically its referred pronoun should be singular as well, but recently, i have. There are 14 meanings listed in oed's entry for the noun bread, three of which are labelled obsolete. The noun bread is a mass (uncountable) noun. 'cakes' is correct because there is a countable form called 'cakes'. Bread is being used in its uncountable form and so you can't use 'a' as the determiner. I know that bread is an uncountable noun.

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Is Breads Correct I really like the breads i baked. this one is a great example. A food made from flour, water, and usually yeast, mixed together and baked: I really like the breads i baked. this one is a great example. There are 14 meanings listed in oed's entry for the noun bread, three of which are labelled obsolete. So logically its referred pronoun should be singular as well, but recently, i have. The accepted answer is correct, but i think an answer that is both more general and simpler, is that words are not countable or uncountable, senses are countable or uncountable. A bread is a type. Bread is baked every day. Individual units of bread are expressed as a loaf of bread, loaves of bread, a slice of bread, slices. Bread is being used in its uncountable form and so you can't use 'a' as the determiner. The noun bread is a mass (uncountable) noun. I know that bread is an uncountable noun. Bread is a baked mixture of flour yeast and water. 'cakes' is correct because there is a countable form called 'cakes'. See ‘meaning & use’ for. I want to make bread. i'm good at baking cakes and breads.