Is vegetables countable or uncountable?
Vegetable is a countable noun; you can have one vegetable or many vegetables.
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Vegetable is a countable noun; you can have one vegetable or many vegetables.
'Without' is correctly spelled as one word, not as 'with out' or 'with-out'.
'With' is a preposition used to indicate accompaniment, means, or manner.
"Politics" is singular when referring to the field or practice, but plural when referring to personal political beliefs.
'With' is a versatile English preposition indicating accompaniment, means, manner, or other relationships depending on context.