I could not understand, which is correct: "an appointment" or just "appointment"?
To my understanding, appointment is uncountable noun, and still I found an appointment… an audit etc is used.
Please help me understand the rule.
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I could not understand, which is correct: "an appointment" or just "appointment"?
To my understanding, appointment is uncountable noun, and still I found an appointment… an audit etc is used.
Please help me understand the rule.
Best Answer
Appointment has multiple definitions which vary in their countability.
From wordreference.com :
You may say "an appointment" when "appointment" is countable, otherwise not.