Quantifying Countable and Uncountable Nouns

This video tutorial by Morgan teaches the difference between countable and uncountable nouns using food examples. It explains how countable nouns can be quantified individually, while uncountable nouns require different words for counting. The tutorial provides examples of both types of nouns and demonstrates how to use 'how much' and 'how many' in questions. It includes a dialogue practice section to reinforce learning and concludes with a review to check understanding.

Which of the following is a countable noun?

• Bread

• Milk

• Eggs

• Water

What is an example of an uncountable noun?

• Sugar

• Bananas

• Tomatoes

• Sandwiches

Which of the following is not a countable noun?

• Cookies

• Rice

• Sandwiches

• Bananas

How can you quantify milk?

• A slice of milk

• A carton of milk

• A loaf of milk

• A piece of milk

What is the correct way to quantify bread?

• A carton of bread

• A cup of bread

• A loaf of bread

• A jar of bread

Which question is correct for uncountable nouns?

• How many milk do we need?

• How much milk do we need?

• How much eggs do we need?

• How many breads do we need?

Which question is correct for countable nouns?

• How much cheese do we need?

• How many apples do we need?

• How much apples do we need?

• How many cheese do we need?

What is the correct way to ask about the quantity of cheese?

• How many cheese do we need?

• How much cheeses do we need?

• How much cheese do we need?

• How many cheeses do we need?

Which of the following is a correct question for countable nouns?

• How many orange do we need?

• How much orange do we need?

• How many oranges do we need?

• How much oranges do we need?

What is the correct way to ask about the quantity of oil?

• How many oil do we need?

• How much oil do we need?

• How many oils do we need?

• How much oils do we need?