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Is journalist uncountable?



 
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Is journalist uncountable? #1 (permalink) Wed Aug 15, 2007 12:17 pm   Is journalist uncountable?
 

Hello,

Here:
Home > English as a Second Language > English Errors, Elementary Level # 17

we can read:
"I have a very interesting job because as a journalist I meet many people."

My doubt is: ?Is journalist uncountable?
It is "a journalist" correct or it should be without "a"

Thanks in advanced !!
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Is journalist uncountable? #2 (permalink) Wed Aug 15, 2007 14:22 pm   Is journalist uncountable?
 

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Journalists, like taxi drivers, teachers,veterinarians and countless other occupations, are countable.
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