So many weapons and armor! What is wrong with this sentence? And how would one fix it?

Question

The sentence rings false in my head. Clearly this is because "weapons" is a countable noun, and "armor" is an uncountable noun. So one could fix this sentence by breaking it up into two clauses (e.g. "So many weapons, and so much armor!"), or by replacing a countable noun with an uncountable one (e.g. "So much armor and weaponry!"). But barring those two types of drastic changes, can anything be done to fix this sentence? Is there any way to properly modify a sentence with an uncountable noun and a countable noun appended together?

Answer 1

Your example is not a sentence! A sentence must contain a noun (subject) and a verb (action). Your example is m9issing a verb. You can make your sentence complete by adding a verb, such as: There are so many weapons and armor! Or, you could say: So many weapons and armor are being readied for battle! Without the verb, the collection of words do es not make a sentence.