Propaganda as a Non-Count Noun

^{“Propaganda” is a non-count noun: These nouns don’t have a plural form, which means there is no such noun as “propagandas”. These nouns take a singular pronoun – “it” instead of “they”. These nouns take the third person singular form of the verb, which means we say “Propaganda is” not “Propoganda are.” These nouns go with singular pronouns – “it”, instead of “they”. Don’t use the articles “a” or “an” in front of these nouns. Don’t use “each” or “every” in front of these nouns. Don’t use any numbers or the word “numerous” with these nouns. Use “much” or “a lot of” instead of “many”. Use “little” instead of “few”. Use “less” instead of “fewer”. Use “some” instead of “several”. Use “amount” instead of “number”. If you want a count noun, say "piece of propaganda." or "example of propaganda."}

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• Propagandas were important to get the ordinary Germans to believe that Jews were all “sub-human”.

• Propaganda were important to get the ordinary Germans to believe that Jews were all “sub-human”.

• Propaganda was important to get the ordinary Germans to believe that Jews were all “sub-human”.

^{“Propaganda” is a non-count noun: These nouns don’t have a plural form, which means there is no such noun as “propagandas”. These nouns take a singular pronoun – “it” instead of “they”. These nouns take the third person singular form of the verb, which means we say “Propaganda is” not “Propoganda are.” These nouns go with singular pronouns – “it”, instead of “they”. Don’t use the articles “a” or “an” in front of these nouns. Don’t use “each” or “every” in front of these nouns. Don’t use any numbers or the word “numerous” with these nouns. Use “much” or “a lot of” instead of “many”. Use “little” instead of “few”. Use “less” instead of “fewer”. Use “some” instead of “several”. Use “amount” instead of “number”. If you want a count noun, say "piece of propaganda." or "example of propaganda."}

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• During Stalin’s rule, the Communists produced many propagandas to create a “Cult of Personality” around Stalin.

• During Stalin’s rule, the Communists produced a lot of propagandas to create a “Cult of Personality” around Stalin.

• During Stalin’s rule, the Communists produced a lot of propaganda to create a “Cult of Personality” around Stalin.

• During Stalin’s rule, the Communists produced a lot of propagandas to create a “Cult of Personality” around Stalin.

^{“Propaganda” is a non-count noun: These nouns don’t have a plural form, which means there is no such noun as “propagandas”. These nouns take a singular pronoun – “it” instead of “they”. These nouns take the third person singular form of the verb, which means we say “Propaganda is” not “Propoganda are.” These nouns go with singular pronouns – “it”, instead of “they”. Don’t use the articles “a” or “an” in front of these nouns. Don’t use “each” or “every” in front of these nouns. Don’t use any numbers or the word “numerous” with these nouns. Use “much” or “a lot of” instead of “many”. Use “little” instead of “few”. Use “less” instead of “fewer”. Use “some” instead of “several”. Use “amount” instead of “number”. If you want a count noun, say "piece of propaganda." or "example of propaganda."}

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• Stalin was portrayed as a godlike figure in numerous propaganda.

• Stalin was portrayed as a godlike figure in a lot of propaganda.

• Stalin was portrayed as a godlike figure in a lot of propagandas.

• Stalin was portrayed as a godlike figure in many propagandas.

• Stalin was portrayed as a godlike figure in many propaganda.

^{“Propaganda” is a non-count noun: These nouns don’t have a plural form, which means there is no such noun as “propagandas”. These nouns take a singular pronoun – “it” instead of “they”. These nouns take the third person singular form of the verb, which means we say “Propaganda is” not “Propoganda are.” These nouns go with singular pronouns – “it”, instead of “they”. Don’t use the articles “a” or “an” in front of these nouns. Don’t use “each” or “every” in front of these nouns. Don’t use any numbers or the word “numerous” with these nouns. Use “much” or “a lot of” instead of “many”. Use “little” instead of “few”. Use “less” instead of “fewer”. Use “some” instead of “several”. Use “amount” instead of “number”. If you want a count noun, say "piece of propaganda." or "example of propaganda."}

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• During World War II, several Soviet propaganda began to appeal to religion or to heroes of Tsarist times to motivate the Russian people.

• During World War II, Soviet propaganda began to appeal to religion or to heroes of Tsarist times to motivate the Russian people.

• During World War II, several Soviet propagandas began to appeal to religion or to heroes of Tsarist times to motivate the Russian people.

^{“Propaganda” is a non-count noun: These nouns don’t have a plural form, which means there is no such noun as “propagandas”. These nouns take a singular pronoun – “it” instead of “they”. These nouns take the third person singular form of the verb, which means we say “Propaganda is” not “Propoganda are.” These nouns go with singular pronouns – “it”, instead of “they”. Don’t use the articles “a” or “an” in front of these nouns. Don’t use “each” or “every” in front of these nouns. Don’t use any numbers or the word “numerous” with these nouns. Use “much” or “a lot of” instead of “many”. Use “little” instead of “few”. Use “less” instead of “fewer”. Use “some” instead of “several”. Use “amount” instead of “number”. If you want a count noun, say "piece of propaganda." or "example of propaganda."}

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• Nazi propaganda was quick to publicize their successes and to hide their failures.

• Nazi propagandas were quick to publicize their successes and to hide their failures.

• Nazi propaganda were quick to publicize their successes and to hide their failures.

^{“Propaganda” is a non-count noun: These nouns don’t have a plural form, which means there is no such noun as “propagandas”. These nouns take a singular pronoun – “it” instead of “they”. These nouns take the third person singular form of the verb, which means we say “Propaganda is” not “Propoganda are.” These nouns go with singular pronouns – “it”, instead of “they”. Don’t use the articles “a” or “an” in front of these nouns. Don’t use “each” or “every” in front of these nouns. Don’t use any numbers or the word “numerous” with these nouns. Use “much” or “a lot of” instead of “many”. Use “little” instead of “few”. Use “less” instead of “fewer”. Use “some” instead of “several”. Use “amount” instead of “number”. If you want a count noun, say "piece of propaganda." or "example of propaganda."}

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• Propaganda were also important to the Communist Party’s success in China.

• Propaganda was also important to the Communist Party’s success in China.

• Propagandas were also important to the Communist Party’s success in China.

^{“Propaganda” is a non-count noun: These nouns don’t have a plural form, which means there is no such noun as “propagandas”. These nouns take a singular pronoun – “it” instead of “they”. These nouns take the third person singular form of the verb, which means we say “Propaganda is” not “Propoganda are.” These nouns go with singular pronouns – “it”, instead of “they”. Don’t use the articles “a” or “an” in front of these nouns. Don’t use “each” or “every” in front of these nouns. Don’t use any numbers or the word “numerous” with these nouns. Use “much” or “a lot of” instead of “many”. Use “little” instead of “few”. Use “less” instead of “fewer”. Use “some” instead of “several”. Use “amount” instead of “number”. If you want a count noun, say "piece of propaganda." or "example of propaganda."}

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• J’Accuse is a famous Nazi propaganda, aimed at getting Germans to support euthanasia.

• J’Accuse is a famous piece of Nazi propaganda, aimed at getting Germans to support euthanasia.

^{“Propaganda” is a non-count noun: These nouns don’t have a plural form, which means there is no such noun as “propagandas”. These nouns take a singular pronoun – “it” instead of “they”. These nouns take the third person singular form of the verb, which means we say “Propaganda is” not “Propoganda are.” These nouns go with singular pronouns – “it”, instead of “they”. Don’t use the articles “a” or “an” in front of these nouns. Don’t use “each” or “every” in front of these nouns. Don’t use any numbers or the word “numerous” with these nouns. Use “much” or “a lot of” instead of “many”. Use “little” instead of “few”. Use “less” instead of “fewer”. Use “some” instead of “several”. Use “amount” instead of “number”. If you want a count noun, say "piece of propaganda." or "example of propaganda."}

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• Propaganda is still used by politicians all over the world today, but they prefer to call it “Public Relations”, or “PR”.

• Propagandas are still used by politicians all over the world today, but they prefer to call them “Public Relations”, or “PR”.

• Propaganda are still used by politicians all over the world today, but they prefer to call them “Public Relations”, or “PR”.

^{“Propaganda” is a non-count noun: These nouns don’t have a plural form, which means there is no such noun as “propagandas”. These nouns take a singular pronoun – “it” instead of “they”. These nouns take the third person singular form of the verb, which means we say “Propaganda is” not “Propoganda are.” These nouns go with singular pronouns – “it”, instead of “they”. Don’t use the articles “a” or “an” in front of these nouns. Don’t use “each” or “every” in front of these nouns. Don’t use any numbers or the word “numerous” with these nouns. Use “much” or “a lot of” instead of “many”. Use “little” instead of “few”. Use “less” instead of “fewer”. Use “some” instead of “several”. Use “amount” instead of “number”. If you want a count noun, say "piece of propaganda." or "example of propaganda."}

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• Much Nazi propaganda emphasises Volksgemeinschaft, which translates as “people’s community.”

• Many Nazi propagandas emphasise Volksgemeinschaft, which translates as “people’s community.”

• Much Nazi propagandas emphasise Volksgemeinschaft, which translates as “people’s community.”

• Many Nazi propaganda emphasise Volksgemeinschaft, which translates as “people’s community.”

^{“Propaganda” is a non-count noun: These nouns don’t have a plural form, which means there is no such noun as “propagandas”. These nouns take a singular pronoun – “it” instead of “they”. These nouns take the third person singular form of the verb, which means we say “Propaganda is” not “Propoganda are.” These nouns go with singular pronouns – “it”, instead of “they”. Don’t use the articles “a” or “an” in front of these nouns. Don’t use “each” or “every” in front of these nouns. Don’t use any numbers or the word “numerous” with these nouns. Use “much” or “a lot of” instead of “many”. Use “little” instead of “few”. Use “less” instead of “fewer”. Use “some” instead of “several”. Use “amount” instead of “number”. If you want a count noun, say "piece of propaganda." or "example of propaganda."}

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• The staggering amount of propaganda that North Koreans are exposed to causes them to look on Kim Jong Eun as a godlike figure.

• The staggering number of propagandas that North Koreans are exposed to cause them to look on Kim Jong Eun as a godlike figure.

• The staggering number of propaganda that North Koreans are exposed to causes them to look on Kim Jong Eun as a godlike figure.

• The staggering amount of propagandas that North Koreans are exposed to cause them to look on Kim Jong Eun as a godlike figure.