2-Express regrets about past actions

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The unreal conditional.

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UBICACIÓN GEOGRÁFICA

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NON-COUNT NOUNS

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                                  NON-COUNT NOUNS Uncountable nouns (as their name suggests) are those that cannot be counted. Some common uncountable nouns are entities such as information, water, and furniture, or abstract nouns, such as happiness or anger. These nouns cannot be used with numbers and are used without an article. Characteristics of uncountable nouns: *Cannot be counted. For example: I'd like some water. (It is not correct to say I'd like "one" water). * They only have a singular number. For example: some cheese. *They cannot be preceded by cardinal numbers (one, two) or indefinite articles (a, an). Yes, they can be preceded by possessive adjectives (my, your) or the definite article (the). For example: My faith. *They can be concrete nouns, that is, material and tangible elements (that can be touched). For example: sugar, milk. Or abstract nouns, that is, intangible elements. For examp...
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