Countables and Uncountables

Countables and Uncoutables

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​Countable and Uncountable

• Bottle, box, litre

• Coin, note, dollar

• Cup, plate, fork

• Table, chair,

Examples:

In my words this is all the nouns which we can count, and they have singular and plural.

One computer. two students, five apple,three dogs etc.

​How do we eat it?

Countable nouns

​Some communs countable nouns

Open Ended

Now, Can you write 10 countable nouns? Note: Don't write the countables nouns from the SB or WB.

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​Stop 1

​​Stop 2

Just enjoy it

​Stop 3

Don't give up, maybe someone is proud of you, or not I do not know, but I'm because you are here.

​Ok, lets continue.

This it's just the opposite of countable nouns. this are those noun which we can't count.

Like liquids, air, money, cheese, coffee, etc.

​Uncountable Nouns

​Some communs uncoutable nouns

Open Ended

Yes, now it's your turn to write 10 uncountable nouns. You can't use your SB or WB.

We can’t be directly expressed they in terms of numbers.

Refers to abstract nouns.

Most uncountable nouns don’t have a plural form.

can have words like “some,” “much” and “a lot” before them.

​Uncountable Nouns

They have plurals and singulars.

You can use numbers.

They can be preceded by words like a/an/any/some, few, many, several, etc.

Usually, countable nouns refer to things or objects that we can see, feel or touch.

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​Countable Nouns

How can we know, what's countable and what's not countable? EASY

​Silk, Satin, Concrete, Sand, ETC

1: Certain materials can’t be directly expressed with a number before it.

​​2: Some food or drink items also can’t be expressed with a number:

fluor,rice, wather,etc

​Book, vegelables, fruits, etc

3: Things or objects that we can see, feel or touch:

​4: Uncountable nouns also refer to abstract nouns:

Happiness, luck, advice, etc

​Extra Important Information

Now it's time to practice this... End