1. Count and Non Count Nouns

2. Noun = 명사
A noun can be ….
A person
A thing
A place

3. Count Nouns
You can count them.

4. Count Nouns
1 Apple
2 Apples

5. Non Count Nouns
You can’t count them.
Examples….

6. Liquids

7. Powders

8. Small Things

9. Mass Nouns (Group Nouns)
Weather
Transport
Pollution

10. Count Nouns

11. There is one / an apple

12. There are 2 apples

13. There are a few apples

14. There are not many apples

15. There are some apples

16. There are a lot of apples

17. There aren’t any apples

18. S/ES/IES
Usually add ‘s’ to the noun Book = Books Student = Students

19. S/ES/IES
If noun ends in ‘O,X,CH,SH,SS’ add ‘es’ Watch = Watches Box = Boxes

20. S/ES/IES
If noun ends in ‘consonant (자음) + y. Delete y add ‘ies’ Baby = Babies City = Cities

21. Exceptions Child Person Mouse Wolf Man Foot Fish
Children People Mice Wolves Men Feet Fish

22. Non Count Nouns

23. There is some rice

24. There is a little rice

25. There is not much rice

26. There is a lot of rice

27. There isn’t any rice

28. Questions

29. Count Nouns Use “How Many” Use “are” DON’T FORGET TO ADD ‘S’
How many apples are there?
DON’T FORGET TO ADD ‘S’

30. Non Count Nouns
Use “How Much”
Use “is”
How much rice is there?

31. Practice There are a lot of apples / apple
There is some pollution / books
There isn’t any homework / children
There are / is a lot of traffic
There aren’t / isn’t many cats
There aren’t / isn’t any people
How much / many balls are there?
How much / many rain is there?
How much / many men are there?