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Countable and Uncountable
Countable and Uncountable
Uncountable nouns are only singular. , and we cannot use a / an with B) Use a / an if necessary and write C ( countable) or U ( uncountable).
smoke
them.
Are words like car, book, pen. They are names of things that you can count: You
can say one car, two books, tree pens.
a car
They can be singular ( a cat, one pencil) or plural ( two pencils, a lot of pens).
three pens
(A/An is bit like one: you can´t say one pencils or one smoke.)
a pencil
UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS
Are words like smoke, rice, water, petrol. These are things that you can´t count you say
“smoke”, but not “ one smoke” or “two rices”.
Uncountable nouns are only singular. , and we cannot use a / an with them.
smoke
We often use an uncountable noun (without a / an) to say something is made of.
book car elephant children photos meat mountains music wood friendship coffee wine smoke
pens pencil paper money sugar
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