TEACHER ZARINE ARAKELYAN

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TEACHER ZARINE ARAKELYAN GRADE 7 TEACHER ZARINE ARAKELYAN

COUNTABLE AND UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS

Countable and uncountable nouns Things,animals or people that we can count one by one we call countable nouns. a cat –two cats a book –ten books

Thing that we cannot count and think of them as a mass, we call uncountable nouns. They are :

Food: bread coffee tea cheese sugar salt, etc.

Liquids: water milk wine oil, etc.

Metals: silver gold copper,etc

Weather: weather rain snow lightening, etc.

Materials: sand wood stone dust,etc

We can not use a/an or one with uncountable nouns We can not use a/an or one with uncountable nouns. We can use some, a lot of , a little, with uncountable nouns. I want some water, please.

We do not use some, much, the, a lot of with uncountable nouns when we are talking about things in general. Cheese is made from milk.

We can count these nouns in other ways: a bowl of cereal a bag of rice a bar of soap/chocolate a bottle of milk a glass of water a loaf of bread a can of corn a tube of toothpaste a piece of cheese a box of candy a bunch of bananas a bottle of beer