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    KEY RULES

    DEFINITION Countable nouns: Use “a/an”


    for singular, and numbers or EXAMPLES
    Countable nouns: Things “many” for plural. Countable:
    you can count. They have • Example: I have an apple. apples, books, chairs, pencils
    singular and plural forms Uncountable:
    (e.g., apple/apples). water, sugar,rice, furniture
    • Singular: a cat, a car, a
    pencil, a dress
    • Plural: three cats, five
    cars, many pencils,
    several dresses

    COUNTABLE/UNCOUNTABLE
    NOUNS

    DEFINITION FACTS
    Uncountable nouns: Things you
    can’t count individually. They Money is uncountable but it can
    only have a singular form KEY RULES be counted with currency (e.g.
    Dollar, Euro, doge coin etc.)
    (e.g., water, information).
    More Uncountable Nouns: Uncountable nouns: Use IN THE SAME WAY,
    • Liquids: milk, juice, oil, soup “some,” “much,” or • “Furniture” is uncountable, but
    • Abstract ideas: love, advice, phrases like “a piece of.” “chairs” are countable!
    knowledge, courage etc. • Example: There is some • “Bread” is uncountable, but
    • Materials: gold, wood, paper, “loaves” or “slices” are countable.
    plastic etc. water in the glass.
    A/An - Some/Any/Every

    Examples 1. a/an: Use with


    Examples for A/An: singular countable
    1. He is reading a book about nouns.
    science. • a before consonant
    sounds (a dog).
    2. She bought an orange at the
    • an before vowel
    market.
    sounds (an elephant).
    3. He will be back in an hour.

    Examples for Some/Any:


    2. some/any: Use for
    1. Positive: I need some help with uncountable nouns or plural
    countable nouns.
    this task.
    • Some is used in positive
    2. Negative: I don’t have any statements (I have some rice).
    • Any is used in
    idea what to do.
    negatives/questions (Do you
    3. Question: Did you see any have any books?).
    stars last night?

    Examples for Every:


    1. Every child deserves an 3. every: Refers to
    education. all individual items
    2. She visits the park every day.
    in a group.
    • Example: Every
    3. Every seat in the room was
    student needs a
    taken.
    book.

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    A Lot of - Much - Many -
    A Few - Little

    A Lot of Much
    Usage: Both countable & Usage: Uncountable nouns,
    uncountable nouns, informal. usually in negative or
    Meaning: Large quantity. questions.
    Examples: Meaning: Large amount.
    A lot of people came to the Examples:
    event. I don’t have much time.
    She drank a lot of water. How much sugar is needed?

    Many A Few Little


    Usage: Countable Usage: Countable Usage: Uncountable
    plural nouns. plural nouns. nouns.
    Meaning: Large Meaning: Small but Meaning: Small,
    number. sufficient often insufficient
    Examples: quantity. quantity.
    She has many Examples: Examples:
    friends. A few students There’s little milk
    Are there many volunteered. left.
    chairs in the room? She brought a few I have little time
    gifts. to spare.

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