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    Resources Cheat sheets Nouns Countable and uncountable nouns

Nouns can be countable or uncountable.

Countable Uncountable
Explanation
– can be counted – cannot be counted
– have a plural form – don’t have a plural form
Examples
glass(es), bottle(s)… liquids y gases
water, milk, wine…
apple(s), grape(s)… granular substances
salt, sugar, rice…
lamp(s), radiator(s)… energy and forces
electricity, heat…
student(s), class(es)… subjects
maths, science, history…
dollar(s), euro(s)… grouped concepts
money, food, news…
idea(s), friend(s)… information and abstract concepts
happiness, democracy, friendship…
There be
there is (singular)
there are (plural)
there is
Quantifiers
(how) many (how) much
a lot (of) a lot (of)
some some
any any
a couple, several, (a) few (a) little
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