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Uncountable Countable: Much Many Uncountable Nouns
Uncountable Countable: Much Many Uncountable Nouns
Uncountable Countable: Much Many Uncountable Nouns
Uncountable nouns are nouns that would be literally impossible to count, and is
always singular. This includes things such as information, concepts, or material. For
example sand, water, air, dirt, and grass are uncountable. These nouns generally have
associated nouns that are possible to count:
grains of sand
drops of water
lumps of dirt
blades of grass
Exception: Some nouns are countable and uncountable, depending on the context. If
we are talking about grass as a general concept is uncountable. You would could the
individual blades of grass if you had the time and patience! However, there are different
types of grass, so there are many types of grass (or many grasses).
Countable nouns are nouns that could be counted relatively easily, and can be either
singular or plural. This includes things such as objects, people, or places, for
example cities, books, trees, and molecules. These nouns are plural, with singular
forms being counted:
Much
Much means a large amount of something.
Opposite: little
Examples:
Many
Many means an indefinite large number of something.
Opposite: few
Examples:
The police asked many questions were asked about the accident.
• Few berarti not many, atau dengan perkataan lain, berarti sedikitt.
• Terang bagi kita bahwa few dipakai di muka kata benda bentuk jamak yang dapat dihitung.
Contoh:
Contoh-contoh kalimat:
b) A few
• A few dipakai di depan kata benda bentuk jamak yang dapat dihitung.
Contoh:
Contoh-contoh kalimat:
a) Little
• Little dipakai di depan kata benda bentuk tunggal yang tidak dapat dihitung.
Contoh:
Contoh-contoh kalimat:
= Ada sedikit (hampir tidak ads) harapan baginya untuk sembuh kembali.
b) A little
• A little dipakai di depan kata bends bentuk tunggal yang tidak dapat dihitung.
Contoh:
• little time = sedikit waktu
• little money = sedikit uang
Contoh-contolh kalimat: