Countable/Uncountable nouns

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Countable and uncountable nouns and their partitives

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Sofia Tsou

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Countable/Uncountable nounsVersion en ligne Countable and uncountable nouns and their partitives par Sofia Tsou 1 Countable nouns Countable Nouns We can count them by using a number or some when we don't know the exact number: a book - two books an apple - three apples a person - some people We can use a verb in the singular or in the plural form: There is an apple in the bowl Apples are good for you 2 plural nouns Some nouns are always in the plural form: Groups of people: police, family, clothes, stairs The police are coming Objects that have two parts: trousers, shorts, jeans, shoes, gloves, socks, scissors, glasses These jeans are great We can make these nouns singular by using the phrase a pair of: Where are my socks? There is a pair of socks under the bed. 3 Uncountable nouns We can't count them - they don't have a plural form: Food: cheese, meat, bread, butter, salt, sugar Liquids: coffee, water, milk, lemonade Materials: gold, paper, glass, silver Abstract nouns: information, knowledge, love, happiness Others: money, news, furniture, hair, advice, accommodation We use some and the verb is always in the singular form: I would like some honey in my tea. There is some milk in the fridge. 4 a can of coke a can of coke 5 a cup of coffee a cup of coffee 6 a loaf of bread a loaf of bread 7 a pot of yogurt a pot of yogurt 8 a bottle of water a bottle of water 9 a bowl of rice a bowl of rice 10 a glass of juice a glass of juice 11 a carton of milk a carton of milk 12 a packet of spaghetti a packet of spaghetti 13 a slice of cheese a slice of cheese 14 a bar of chocolate a bar of chocolate 15 a box of chocolates a box of chocolates 16 a piece of cake a piece of cake 17 a kilo of meat a kilo of meat 18 Differences in meaning Some uncountable nouns can be used both in the singular and plural form, but with a difference in meaning.