COMUNICACIÓN

INTERPERSONAL

UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS

Semana

SANDOVAL BELLO LUCY

ENGLISH TEACHER
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Recordemos…
What was the before topic?
What do you remember of the before class?
Do you remember any examples?
When do we use uncountable nouns?
What is the differents between countable and
uncountable nouns?
UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS

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+ UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS
+ ARE NOUNS WHICH CANNOT BE
COUNTED AND THEY USUALLY
HAVE NO PLURAL
+ FOOD: CHEESE,
+ LIQUIDS: COFFEE

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UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS
+ WE USE SOME WITH UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS IN THE
AFFIRMATIVE.
+ EXAMPLE:
+ THERE IS SOME CHEESE IN THE FRIDGE.
+ THERE IS SOME MILK IN THE CARTON.
+ THERE IS SOME BEER IN THE CAN.
+ THERE IS SOME WINE IN THE CUP.

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UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS
+ An uncountable noun is not a separate object or unit. We cannot count
uncountable nouns. It is a large solid mass or liquid without clear
boundaries. An example is “water” We cannot count water. We do
NOT say “I have 3 waters” – It does not make sense. Water is a liquid
and is just one big amount all together.

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UNCOUNTABLE
+ Uncountable nouns NOUNS
only have a singular form. Example:  I have
some water
+ Uncountable nouns are therefore names of materials, gases, liquids,
concepts, collections, mass objects without boundaries.
+ Examples: sugar, butter, oxygen, rice, pasta, salt, bread, milk, water
+ Example sentences:
+ The pasta is very nice. 
(Notice that “pasta” is in the singular form. The verb “is” (third
person singular of the verb “be”) is also the singular form to agree
with the subject.

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