Look at the following pairs of sentences. In one the noun in bold is used as a count noun and in the other as an uncount noun. Mark the sentences C for count:or U for uncount.
1. Shakespeare's language is magnificent.
It's easier to work with someone who speaks your own language.
2. She's had nine months' experience as a secretary.
The funeral was a painful experience.
3. People spend their lives worrying about money
How's life?
4. Are you in San Francisco for business or pleasure?
He set up a small travel business.
5. She never completely gave up hope.
Ken has high hopes of a promotion before the end of the year.
6. There was general agreement on the problem.
We hope to come to a general agreement on future action.

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