Count And Noncount Noun - English Grammar

Nouns : Count and Noncount
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• Subjects and Objects
• Adjective + Noun
• Subject and Object Pronouns
• Singular and Plural
• Irregular Plural Forms
• Count and Noncount
• A/an-vs-Some
• Using The
• Using Some and Any

Count and Uncount Noun

Noun	Singular	Plural
Count Noun	a + noun one + noun	noun + s
	Example : a book one book	Example : books two books some books many books a few books
Noncount Noun	Don't use a Don't use one	Noncount noun doesn't have a plural form.
	Example : money advice some advice a lot of money much money a little homework	None

Noncountable Noun

We use uncountable nouns for things that do not naturally divide into separate units. Many uncountable nouns are abstract (like happiness, security), but some are concrete (like water, sand, etc). Common noncount nouns :

1. Advice : She needs some advice.
2. Bread : He eats some bread.
3. Butter
4. Cheese
5. Coffee
6. Food
7. Fruit
8. Furniture
9. Help
10. Homework
11. Information
12. Jewelry
13. Luck
14. Mail
15. Money
16. Music
17. Meat
18. Milk
19. Peace
20. Pepper
21. Rice
22. Salt
23. Sand
24. Soup
25. Sugar
26. Tea
27. Traffic
28. Water
29. Weather
30. Work