smoke
This page is about the noun "smoke", which can be both countable and uncountable
smoke → uncountable
Meaning: clouds that rise from fires, chimneys, etc.
Example sentence: If the wind blew the wrong way, smoke would billow out of my grandma's wood stove and fill the kitchen.
smoke → countable
Meaning: a cigarette, or the act of smoking
Example sentence: Every couple of hours, Jimmy would grab his cigarettes and step outside the office for a smoke.
Quick Quiz:
In which sentence is the word "smoke" uncountable?
Contributor: Matt Errey