Is the word TIME countable or uncountable?
Actually, the noun TIME is both countable and uncountable. Let’s study together:
The word “time” is countable when it means experience or occasion:
- I have been to Times Square several times.
- Jim has gone to that restaurant 3 or 4 times.
- I have seen that movie more than ten times.
The word “time” is uncountable when it refers to “clock time”
- I don’t have much time today.
- Baking bread takes a lot of time.
- Jim has enough time to buy cake for dessert.
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