Countable and uncountable nouns

Countable nouns have

• singular and plural forms.

• only singular forms.

Uncountable nouns

• don't have plural forms.

• have plural forms.

Water, food, butter, love, happiness are

• countable nouns.

• uncountable nouns.

With uncountable nouns you use

• singular verb forms.

• plural verb forms.

Which is correct?

• Where is my money?

• Where are my money?

You use some

• in affirmative sentences.

• in negative sentences only.

You use any

• in negative sentences only.

• in negative sentences and questions.

You use how much to ask about an amount or number

• with countable nouns.

• with uncountable nouns.

You use a lot of

• with both countable and uncountable nouns.

• only with countable nouns in the plural form.