Understanding Countable and Uncountable Nouns in Grammar
Explore the differences between countable and uncountable nouns in grammar with examples. Learn how to form plural forms of countable nouns and understand the concept of uncountable nouns. Enhance your grammar skills by mastering the usage of articles and quantifiers with both types of nouns.
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Countable Noun 1. a an a glass a building an onion a computer an egg an umbrella a motorbike an hour
Countable Noun 2. s / es ( ) 2.1 s window windows building buildings passenger passengers town towns
Countable Noun 2. s / es ( ) 2.2 s, ss, sh, ch, x, z es bus buses dish dishes box boxes glass glasses church churches quiz quizzes
Countable Noun 2. s / es ( ) 2.3 o es mango mangoes hero heroes tomato tomatoes mosquito mosquitoes
Countable Noun 2. s / es ( ) : o s ( es ) kangaroo kangaroos piano pianos bamboo bamboos photo photos
Countable Noun 2. s / es ( ) 2.4 y y y I es (ies) city cities library libraries lady ladies laboratory laboratories
Countable Noun 2. s / es ( ) : y y s key keys valley valleys day days boy boys
Countable Noun 2. s / es ( ) 2.5 f / fe f / fe v es (ves) thief thieves knife knives wolf wolves life lives
Countable Noun 2. s / es ( ) : f s cliff cliffs chef chefs
Countable Noun 2. s / es ( ) 2.6 man men foot feet goose geese ox oxen person people woman women tooth teeth mouse mice child children phenomenon phenomena
Countable Noun 2. s / es ( ) 2.7 ( ) fish sheep carp aircraft salmon deer
Uncountable Noun 1. a an ( some, any, a lot of, an amount of some water a lot of honey a huge amount of money a water a honey a money
Uncountable Noun 2. Noun Verb There is money in the safe. There are money in the safe.
Uncountable Noun 2. Noun Verb Your advice was useful. Your advice were useful.
Uncountable Noun 2. Noun Verb Teacher Joe s homework has always been difficult. Teacher Joe s homework havealways been difficult.
Uncountable Noun coffee tea
Uncountable Noun oil soup
Uncountable Noun water milk
Uncountable Noun bread butter
Uncountable Noun cheese beef
Uncountable Noun meat ice
Uncountable Noun chalk paper
Uncountable Noun toothpaste wood
Uncountable Noun gold soap
Uncountable Noun / pollution smoke
Uncountable Noun / smog air
Uncountable Noun rain snow
Uncountable Noun sunshine weather
Uncountable Noun lightning darkness
Uncountable Noun heat warmth
Uncountable Noun love intelligence kindness homework furniture anger fear courage diligence information advice money honesty difficulty housework food
How much / How many How much : How much is this bracelet? ( ) How much information do you have?
How much / How many How many : How many participants are there? How many children do you have?
(Quantifier) a glass of ( ) a glass of water a glass of wine a glass of lemonade
(Quantifier) a cup of ( ) a cup of coffee a cup of tea a cup of hot chocolate
(Quantifier) a bowl of ( ) a bowl of soup a bowl of cereal a bowl of rice
(Quantifier) a carton of ( ) a carton of milk a carton of juice
(Quantifier) a jar of ( ) a jar of honey a jar of jam a jar of marmalade
(Quantifier) a can of / a tin of ( ) a can of cola a can of beer a tin of condensed milk
(Quantifier) a slice of ( ) a slice of bread a slice of meat a slice of cheese
(Quantifier) a piece of ( ) a piece of paper a piece of cheese a piece of information
(Quantifier) a loaf of ( ) a loaf of bread a loaf of meat
(Quantifier) a kilo of ( ) a kilo of meat a kilo of beef a kilo of pork
(Quantifier) a bar of ( / ) a bar of chocolate a bar of soap
(Quantifier) a sack of / a bag of ( / ) a sack of rice a bag of rice a sack of flour
(Quantifier) a packet of ( / / ) a packet of cereal a packet of sugar a packet of ketchup
Write the plural form of these nouns. babies suitcases toys knives feet men 1. baby > ________________ 2. suitcase > ________________ 3. toy > ________________ 4. knife > ________________ 5. foot > ________________ 6. man > ________________
Write the plural form of these nouns. gardens plays teeth fish lives tomatoes 7. garden > ________________ 8. play > ________________ 9. tooth > ________________ 10. fish > ________________ 11. life > ________________ 12. tomato > ________________
