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COUNTABLE AND UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS
- UNCOUNTABLE: WATER, SAND, AIR
- ALWAYS WILL BE SINGULAR
- WE CAN USE SOME AN ANY, we used when we cannot specify a number or an exact
amount.
- ANY is for question oe negative sentence ???
- SOME we ues in positive sentence sentence
- ANY is for question oe negative sentence ???
- we cannot count
- HOW MUCH is used with noncount nouns for example: How much water is in the glass?
- ALWAYS WILL BE SINGULAR
- COUNTABLE:
- we can count
- easy to recognize
- CAN BE
- SINGULAR: CAT, MOUSE, TOOTH
- PLURAL: DOGS, BOOKS, TEETH
- SINGULAR: CAT, MOUSE, TOOTH
- SOME nouns have a diferent in plural and singular form , for example::woman – women
man – men mouse – mice
- HOW MANY is used with count nouns for example: How many apples are there?
- we can count
- AND SPECIAL NOUNS CAN BE
BOTH: FOR EXAMPLE TIME, ROOM, PAPER
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