In this chapter we are going to discuss that what are countable nouns and what are uncountable nouns. Note: the words we are studying in this chapter are.

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In this chapter we are going to discuss that what are countable nouns and what are uncountable nouns. Note: the words we are studying in this chapter are all Uncountable nouns.

Countable Nouns and Uncountable Nouns

AccommodationLuggage Baggage

Money Currency Equipment e.g. for skiing

Information

Soap Toothpaste

PaperWashing-up Liquid

Shoe polishWashing powder

RiceSugar

Spaghetti Butter

Flour Soup

 I picked some interesting knowledge on that course.  She’s made a lot of progress in a very short time.  She has done some research on ghosts life.  They have done a lot of work on the project.  She gave me some advice on how to study.

 For making clothes and furniture: cotton, silk, leather, wool……etc.  For buildings: stone, Brick, glass, wood….etc.  For energy: oil, coal, petrol, gas, electricity…etc.

ClothWool Leather

StoneBrickPlastic

ConcreteGlass Wood/Timber

CoalPetrolGas

Electricity

Don’t say: What a terrible weather. (Incorrect) Say: What terrible weather. (Correct) Don’t say: She has long hairs. (Incorrect) She has long hair. (Correct)

Don’t say: I have a news for you. (Incorrect) oSay: I have some news for you. (Correct) Don’t say: We bought some furnitures. (Incorrect) Say: We bought some furniture. (Correct)