Abstract Noun
1. I have the kindness to the poor
2. I have the confidence to finishing the homework.
3. I have a confidence to finish the homework.
4. I have confidence to finish the homework.
我想問4句中 哪句有錯和對? 如有錯請幫我更改
大部分Abstract Noun 何時加a 何時加the 何時不用article?
可否比一些例子我
Abstract Noun不明白
2007-04-06 12:44 am
回答 (2)
2007-04-06 7:50 pm
✔ 最佳答案
Some abstract nouns are countable, while some are not. When you have doubts, consult a good dictionary.I have a meeting. I have two meetings. (meeting is an abstract noun, countable)
I have experience in teaching English. (experience is an abstract noun, uncountable)
The use of "the" in front of abstract nouns has nothing to do with the property of the noun (abstract vs concrete, countable or uncountable), but rather whether the noun is qualified or specific.
John has kindness.
John has the kindness to let us stay overnight at his place.
Mary has many good qualities.
Mary has a quality that Jane does not have - patience.
Mary has the quality to play the piano very well. (assuming that there is a specific quality)
Mary has the qualities to play the piano very well. (assuming that there are multiple qualities)
2007-04-06 1:10 am
We usually do not use [a, an] before Abstract Nouns, because they are uncountable!
As a whole, we seldom use [the] too. Therefore, no Articles in front of the Abstract Nouns please. I think sentence 4 is correct in this case.
As a whole, we seldom use [the] too. Therefore, no Articles in front of the Abstract Nouns please. I think sentence 4 is correct in this case.
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