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Is kite a countable or uncountable nouns?

"Kite" is a countable noun.

Here's why:

* You can have more than one: You can have two kites, three kites, a dozen kites, etc.

* You can use numbers with it: "I saw three kites flying in the sky."

* You can make it plural: The plural of "kite" is "kites".

Uncountable nouns, on the other hand, cannot be counted individually (like "water" or "information"). You can't have "two waters" or "three informations".

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