Technical English: Nouns, Articles, and Countability

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TRACK

Use nouns, articles, plurals, uncountable technical words, quantifiers, and ownership language to make engineering sentences precise.

How do I choose articles, number, quantity words, and noun phrases so a technical reader knows exactly which thing and how much I mean?

16 lessons

Continues to Technical English: Pronouns and Determiners for Clear References

LESSONS

1. 001
   A Bug, The Bug, and Bug Reports
   [TODO]
2. 002
   New Information vs Shared Information
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3. 003
   Generic Nouns for System Behavior
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4. 004
   No Article for General Technical Areas
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5. 005
   Review: A, The, and No Article REVIEW
   [TODO]
6. 006
   Countable Nouns: Request, Error, Worker, Region
   [TODO]
7. 007
   Uncountable Nouns: Traffic, Latency, Data, Evidence
   [TODO]
8. 008
   Some, Any, Much, Many, Few, and Little
   [TODO]
9. 009
   A Piece Of, A Bit Of, and Units for Uncountables
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10. 010
    Compound Nouns in Technical English
    [TODO]
11. 011
    Review: Countability in Metrics and Logs REVIEW
    [TODO]
12. 012
    Possessives and Ownership
    [TODO]
13. 013
    Of Phrases for Architecture Relationships
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14. 014
    Noun Phrases with Multiple Modifiers
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15. 015
    Practice: Rewrite a Bug Report with Precise Nouns
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16. 016
    Capstone: Write a Clear Incident Summary CAPSTONE
    [TODO]

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