when company means companionship it is uncountable or it is an uncountable noun.

Okay. Let's take a look at the note here. Company as a noun has many meanings. If

the word "company "means someone or something that keeps someone, meaning

another person, from getting lonely or refers to one or more people visiting

one's home, it is an uncountable noun. So again here, with the X, all the X's they're

wrong and then the second one will be the correct one. So first one. Many senior

citizens who live alone will get a dog as a company. Yeah. You would never say a

company here. A company actually almost sounds like a business. Like you're

getting a dog as a business. That doesn't quite make sense. So of course what you

would what you should say is "many senior citizens who live alone will get a dog

as company". No "a." Okay. And the second one, well this is one where we would

invite somebody to our home. I invited a co-worker to dinner. So we will have a

company tonight. No definitely not. You would say I invited

a co-worker to dinner, so we will have company tonight. And of course if it were

you know a couple of people like you know I'm invited two friends over for

dinner. So we will have company tonight. That would be the correct way of saying

it. You wouldn't say that we have companies or anything like that. All

right. And the last one here. Again with the X, this part is wrong. I enjoy when

you visit. You are always a good company. Again it makes it almost sound like they're

a business company. Now you should say I enjoy when you visit you're always good

company. So remember anytime if company means companionship or somebody who's

visiting you or you know, keeping you from being lonely,

it is uncountable in that sense. Okay. Anyway,

I hope you got it. I hope it was clear. Thank you for your time. Bye-bye.