I’m curious about the grammar of the sentence below:
Cancer has spread to his bones.
In this case, I think we can put an article before cancer: A cancer has ~ or The cancer has spread~. How about without both of them? I know cancer can be used as an uncountable noun. But when? If it’s okay, does it have the same meaning as “A cancer has spread~”?
You’re right jamie. I read all topics carelessly so replied to them carelessly too. But i think these words without articles are seen more often in communication.