I was actually racking my brain on how Lego can be an uncountable noun since it seems so eminently countable in my mind, but then I thought of the perfect example: cutlery. Cutlery is an uncountable noun of very discrete objects. I realize now that all of my confusion is just because of my wayward American upbringing.
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I was actually racking my brain on how Lego can be an uncountable noun since it seems so eminently countable in my mind, but then I thought of the perfect example: cutlery. Cutlery is an uncountable noun of very discrete objects. I realize now that all of my confusion is just because of my wayward American upbringing.