Countable vs Uncountable Nouns

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Countable Nouns

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Can be counted, e.g., apple, book

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Uncountable Nouns

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Cannot be counted, e.g., water, rice

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Examples of Countable

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chairs, cars, dogs

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Examples of Uncountable

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milk, sugar, music

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Countable: Singular Form

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Use 'a' or 'an', e.g., a cat

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Countable: Plural Form

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Add 's' or 'es', e.g., cats

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Uncountable: No Plural

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No 's' or 'es', e.g., information

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Much vs Many

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Much for uncountable, many for countable

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A lot of

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Used for both countable and uncountable

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Few vs Little

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Few for countable, little for uncountable